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@kyrc/kyrc

v0.2.1

Published

A fast terminal typing test

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Links

Git

Maintainers

abh1nav9abh1nav9

Keywords

typingtyping-testclituimonkeytypewpm

Readme

kyrc

A fast, offline, keyboard-only typing test that lives in your terminal.

Monkeytype is a website. kyrc is already where you are — it starts in milliseconds, works with no network, and never asks you to log in.

Install

npm i -g @kyrc/kyrc
# or: bun add -g @kyrc/kyrc   ·   pnpm add -g @kyrc/kyrc

The package is scoped @kyrc/kyrc, but the installed command is just kyrc. A prebuilt static binary for your platform is delivered automatically (macOS Intel/Apple Silicon, Linux x64/arm64, Windows x64) — no Go toolchain needed.

Usage

kyrc            # 25-word test (default)
kyrc -w 50      # 50-word test
kyrc -t 30      # 30-second test
kyrc -t 1m      # 1-minute test
kyrc -q         # random quote

Keys: type to start · backspace delete · ctrl+w delete word · tab restart · esc / ctrl+c quit.

What it measures

| stat | definition | | --- | --- | | wpm | correct characters ÷ 5 ÷ minutes (5-char-word convention, Monkeytype-style) | | raw | all typed characters ÷ 5 ÷ minutes, ignoring correctness | | acc | correct keystrokes ÷ total keystrokes (a mistyped-then-fixed char still counts as an error) | | consistency | 1 − CV of per-second raw WPM — higher is steadier |

The clock starts on your first keystroke, so idle time never counts, and pasting is rejected so it can't inflate WPM.

How it's built

A static Go binary with a Bubble Tea UI over a pure, headless typing engine — metrics are computed as pure functions of a timestamped keystroke log, so every run is reproducible and auditable.

Source, issues, and full docs: github.com/abh1nav9/kyrc

License

MIT