domenic-mzs / oracle-cipher

Oracle encoder/decoder challenge implementation

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oracle-cipher's Issues

results overflow on large samples

results overflow on large samples

When the input is large, the results breaks

How to replicate

• Lock screen size on 500px
• Paste some large text into the input datatext
• Cipher or Decipher the input.
  If you followed these steps it will look like this:
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Messy right ?

Possible Solutions

Set text wrap and lock the max result width.

Add README.md

Add README.md

Add Production Build Scripts

Add Production Build Scripts

Currently the oracle-cipher project does neither include any production code or build script...

Possible Solution

Add into the package.json a build script...

I do also recommend to add a README.md explaining the folders structures & purposes, etc....

[accesibility] Increase H4 Line Height / Spacing

[accesibility] Increase H4 Line Height / Spacing

The text readability is dog water when the screen size is smaller than 480.

Possible Solutions

The easiest solution should be to decrease the font line height, but i would suggest to make a responsive font-size with smart css functions... like the min, max or clamp.

This fix could enhance the UI even in large desktops; so... give it a try ;)