I would really love to have your contributions to it!
It is really easy to work with, and just requires knowledge of python and no extra modules. All modules used are in-built. I have set up some issues that you can help me with! And I plan to add more if things go well :)
Do try it out and let me know feedback and new feature ideas! ✌️
Your project seems very cool and I'm interested in contributing. I've never worked on a command line tool before, do you have any documentation or guides for how to set up your project locally for development purposes? Thanks! :D
Hi Anna 👋
Thanks for your interest! The instructions you are looking for are given inside BUILD.md. I realised that build document wasn't mentioned anywhere in the contribution guideline. I've added the link there as well now :)
Hello! 👋
I am Mithil.
And I present to you... Mitype!
Typing speed test in terminal
Typing Speed Test in Terminal
Mitype is a program to test (and hence improve) your typing speed right from the ease of your terminal.
Written completely in python with no external dependencies!
Mitype can be easily installed by:
pip install mitypeOnce installed, you can run it simply as:
mitypeYou can also customize each run by specifying the following options as:
-f FILENAME, --file FILENAMEUses contents of file as sample text.-d N, --difficulty NN can be in range [1, 5] with 1 being the easiest. This decides the length of the text.-i ID, --id IDID can be in range [1, 6000].You can quit mitype anytime by pressing the
ESC…I would really love to have your contributions to it!
It is really easy to work with, and just requires knowledge of python and no extra modules. All modules used are in-built. I have set up some issues that you can help me with! And I plan to add more if things go well :)
Do try it out and let me know feedback and new feature ideas! ✌️
Your project seems very cool and I'm interested in contributing. I've never worked on a command line tool before, do you have any documentation or guides for how to set up your project locally for development purposes? Thanks! :D
Hi Anna 👋
Thanks for your interest! The instructions you are looking for are given inside BUILD.md. I realised that build document wasn't mentioned anywhere in the contribution guideline. I've added the link there as well now :)
Perfect, thank you!