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gogofast

v1.0.11

Published

**Requires [gotta-go-fast](https://github.com/callum-oakley/gotta-go-fast) installed**.

Downloads

9

Readme

gogofast

Requires gotta-go-fast installed.

Practice on the command line your touch typing skills with snippets stored as gists.

It will pick a random gist with the #gogofast tag in the description.

If a gist has multiple files in it, it will go through all the files in a single session one after the other.

It receives username as an argument:

npx gogofast <username>

If you want to practice an specific gist, you can pass a second argument with the gist id:

npx gogofast <username> <gist id>

Example

npx gogofast MauricioRobayo

Tip

Create an alias on your .bashrc file (or your preferred shell):

alias ggf='npx --quiet gogofast <username>'

Use it as ggf and profit.

TODO

  • [ ] Add pagination when the returned gists exceeds 100.

Acknowledgments

gotta-go-fast