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wpmtest

v1.3.9

Published

A simple class for a words per minute test.

Downloads

40

Readme

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wpmTest

A class for a words per minutes test.

installing

npm install wpmtest

usage

import {wordsPerMinTest} from wordsPerMinTest

random chars is a bool, true if you want to return to be typing a string of random characters false if you want to type random words

let wpmTest = new wordsPerMinTest(finsishedFunction, minutes, options);

constructor parameters

finished function

this is the function that you pass in that will be called after number of minutes has completed.

minutes: number

this is the number of minutes for 30 seconds use 0.5 for a 1 minute test use 1.

options

this is optional

randomChars: string

boolean that if true will have random characters instead of 200 random words.

displayTextLength: number

the amount of characters in the display text, set to 100 by default.

properties

charPos

is the position in the complete text that the user is on.

completeText

is a string containing the whole 200 words / 1000 charecters

curDisplayText

is the 100 characters of the complete text from the where the char position is.

averageWPM

is the average WPM for the whole all of the completed words

lastTenAvWPM

is the average WPM for the last ten words

minutes

the amount of minutes the test is running for

functions

restartTest

This is used to restart the test, restarts the stop watch as well resetting all of the text.

updateDisplayText (pos: number)

used to update the display text property from the position

calcAverageWPM

used to calculate the total WPM and updates the averageWPM property

mostRecentWPM

used to calculate the total WPM and updates the mostRecentWPM property

checkKeyChar (char: char)

used to check if the key is correct

returns an object:

newWord: bool - if the character is a new word or not
isCharCorrect: bool - if the character is correct then this is true errorText: ?string - this returns the character that was supposed to be typed only defined when