Trapulator is not your average calculator—it's a game of skill, patience, and a little bit of luck! The buttons move unpredictably, deflect away when hovered, and only slow down after multiple clicks. Think you can solve a simple equation? Think again! 😆
- 🏃 Unpredictable Movement – Buttons move randomly, making them difficult to click.
- 🎭 Deflection Mechanism – Hovering causes buttons to flee in the opposite direction.
- 🔥 Dynamic Color Changes – Buttons cycle through colors as they are clicked.
- 📟 Retro Aesthetic – A glitchy, chaotic design that matches the madness.
- 🔢 Basic Calculations – Supports addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division—but only if you can catch the numbers!
- Click the buttons (if you can).
- Each button changes color with each click. After three clicks, it stops running.
- Press "=" to evaluate your equation (assuming you managed to enter one).
- "C" clears the display for another attempt at controlled chaos.
You can access Trapulator anytime via GitHub Pages:
🔗 Trapulator Live
Or, to host it yourself:
- Go to your GitHub repository settings.
- Scroll to GitHub Pages and select "main" branch under deployment options.
- Your Trapulator instance will be live at:
https://akshayjith4.github.io/Trapulator/
Want to run it on your local machine? Use Python’s built-in server:
git clone https://github.com/akshayjith4/Trapulator.git
python -m http.server 8000 🤝 Contributing Feel free to submit issues and pull requests! Let’s make this madness even wilder.
📜 License MIT License – Do whatever you want, but don’t blame me if your brain melts. 🧠🔥
This README covers all the details in an engaging way. Let me know if you want any tweaks! 🚀