Linux command
ttyper 命令
文本
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常用示例
Start typing test with default words
ttyper
Limit to specific number of words
ttyper -w [25]
Practice with programming language
ttyper -l [rust]
Use custom word file
ttyper -c [/path/to/wordlist.txt]
Practice with specific language file
ttyper -l [python] -w [50]
Show available languages
ttyper --list-languages
说明
ttyper is a terminal-based typing test built with Rust and Ratatui. It measures typing speed in words per minute (WPM) and accuracy, providing immediate visual feedback as you type. The test highlights correct characters in green and incorrect ones in red. Statistics include raw WPM, adjusted WPM (accounting for errors), and accuracy percentage. Results are displayed upon completion. Programming language modes include keywords and common identifiers from each language, making it useful for developers to practice language-specific typing patterns. Custom word lists allow personalized practice sets.
参数
- -w, --words _count_
- Number of words to include in the test.
- -l, --language _lang_
- Use words from specified programming language.
- -c, --contents _file_
- Use custom file as word source.
- --list-languages
- Display available built-in languages.
- -h, --help
- Display help information.
- -V, --version
- Display version information.
FAQ
What is the ttyper command used for?
ttyper is a terminal-based typing test built with Rust and Ratatui. It measures typing speed in words per minute (WPM) and accuracy, providing immediate visual feedback as you type. The test highlights correct characters in green and incorrect ones in red. Statistics include raw WPM, adjusted WPM (accounting for errors), and accuracy percentage. Results are displayed upon completion. Programming language modes include keywords and common identifiers from each language, making it useful for developers to practice language-specific typing patterns. Custom word lists allow personalized practice sets.
How do I run a basic ttyper example?
Run `ttyper` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -w, --words _count_ do in ttyper?
Number of words to include in the test.