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https://github.com/monkeytypegame/monkeytype/blob/master/frontend/static/languages/english_5k.json
fetch words list from here and cache it somewhere(probably somewhere like ~/.local/share/typetest). Fetch words from that file and randomly permute them using shuf . Also, let the user configure how many words they want in the test. If they don't specify a word count then keep a default hardcoded word count
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Make the interface a TUI that shows the word progress by highlighting different characters. I'm looking for something like this . Doesn't have to be exactly like this but it should show the progress by highlighting characters using ANSI codes List of other stuff to do if you get time after making the TUI: #9 (comment) |
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Nice work on the TUI, theres a couple of other things to do:
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Why did you add the string before the shebang?
Remove it if it's accidental.
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by mistake! it was a commit i was trying to reset
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Add a --help which prints the optional args and their possible value.
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It's a good practice to make them local variables using local if they're not going to be used elsewhere
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Not a good idea. The whole thing flickers as it renders everything again even as I type a single letter
A better idea would be to use tput cup 0 0 (puts the terminal cursor back to (0,0) without clearing the screen)
Smoother render
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@TanmayArya-1p @Shashank-k15 might have some better ideas
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