LoreleiAurora

First time poster, but long time watcher of LTT. I was watching the Wan show a couple weeks ago (Before Christmas actually) and had a funny thought before it started. Wan Show BIngo! There's enough quirky stuff to go around on this show to fill a bingo sheet.
 
http://wanshowbingo.com
 
There's not much meat on it's bones. Other than some basic web socket stuff behind the scenes, you can see everything that is happening up front. I'll gladdly take any suggestions.
 
Short term todo list:
 
Winner Announcement / Detection - If the majority of players with a square have it checked, then it's a good square.
Twitch Bot to announce winners.
Twitch Integration - Login to track stats.
 
GitHub Repo Here:
https://github.com/OSTycoon/WanShowBingo
 
Right now I'm only opening up the client and will only accept pull requests to add squares (the list is in script.js). Once I have some configuration stuff obfuscated in the backend, I'll open up the server.
 
It's late, and I wasn't expecting the shout out. Github link later this week.
 
 
 
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