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cli-monkeytype
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A command-line typing test application inspired by Monkeytype, built with Node.js.
Clone or download this repository, then navigate to the project directory and run:
npm install -g .
Clone or download this repository, then navigate to the project directory and run:
npm start
or
node ./bin/monkeytype.js
Eventually, this package will be published to npm, allowing installation with:
npm install -g cli-monkeytype
Or direct execution with npx:
npx cli-monkeytype
After installation, simply run:
monkeytype
You can also customize the number of words for the test:
monkeytype --words 50
Or get help with:
monkeytype --help
Then press any key to start the test. Type the words as they appear highlighted in yellow. Press SPACE to submit each word. Press ESC to quit at any time.
To run the application from source:
npm install
npm start
or
node ./bin/monkeytype.js
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A command-line typing test application inspired by Monkeytype
The npm package cli-monkeytype receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, cli-monkeytype popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cli-monkeytype demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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