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-# Word-Jive
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+Part 1: Requesting a Puzzle
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+When your app launches, I'd like to see an interface that includes the following elements: a Title for your App, a list of the currently in progress games from previous sessions, and a button for starting a new game, a button for seeing the credits for your game.
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+When the app launches , it should send a request to the capabilities webservice described for the Java team. the response should contain a dictionary that has the capabilities that the server supports. If the server supports a feature, then we should make that feature something that the user can request. The app should use Core data to store the received puzzles between launches.
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+When you select the new game button I want to go to a new view controller that uses the following screen shot as a guide.
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+![](https://tiy-learn-content.s3.amazonaws.com/eb66c8b6-Word%20Search%20-%20settings.png)
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+Team 1:
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+https://polar-savannah-54119.herokuapp.com/capabilities
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+https://polar-savannah-54119.herokuapp.com/puzzle
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+Team 2:
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+https://floating-taiga-20677.herokuapp.com/capabilities
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+https://floating-taiga-20677.herokuapp.com/puzzle
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+Heroku automatically spins down free-tier apps that aren't being used. As such, the first requests to these services after a while may take a moment to return any results.
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+The contents of this settings tableView should be determined from the response from the \capabilities service described above. If the Angle feature is missing from the /capabilities response, then the user shouldn't have it as an option.
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+[
+    {
+        "name": "Horizontal",
+        "description": "Adds words horizontally in the puzzle",
+        "keyword": "horizontal" 
+    },
+    {
+        "name": "Vertical",
+        "description": "Adds words vertically in the puzzle",
+        "keyword": "horizontal" 
+    },
+    {
+        "name": "Angle",
+        "description": "Adds words at an angle in the puzzle",
+        "keyword": "angle" 
+    }
+]
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+When the user hits the Play! button at the bottom, I want the contents of each of the user interface elements to be added to a NSDictionary that looks similar to the Request Body described below.
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+{
+    "width": 20,
+    "height": 20,
+    "words": 10,
+    "minLength": 4,
+    "maxLength": 8,
+    "capabilities": ["horizontal", "vertical", "angle"]
+}
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