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mazz_typing_speed

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1. Introduction This proposal outlines the development of an online speed typing tester application built with TypeScript for a robust and type-safe codebase. The application will utilize a user-friendly Command Line Interface (CLI) to guide users thr

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Online Typing Speed Tester (Words Per Minute) System Flow

  1. Introduction This proposal outlines the development of an online speed typing tester application built with TypeScript for a robust and type-safe codebase. The application will utilize a user-friendly Command Line Interface (CLI) to guide users through the testing process and display their typing speed in Words Per Minute (WPM).

  2. Technology Stack  TypeScript for type safety and code correctness.  npm as the package manager.  Inquirer.js for CLI user interaction.

  3. System Flow 3.1. Welcome and Introduction  The program greets the user and provides a brief explanation of the typing speed test.  It might ask the user for their name or a chosen alias for personalization. 3.2. Test Configuration (Optional)  The program might offer options to customize the test:  Test duration (e.g., 1 minute, 3 minutes)  Difficulty level (e.g., basic sentences, random words, technical text) 3.3. Pre-Test Instructions  The program reminds the user to place their fingers in the proper typing position.  It might offer a short warm-up exercise with simple key combinations. (Optional)

3.4. Test Execution  The program displays the test passage or random words on the screen.  As the user starts typing, the timer begins.  The program tracks keystrokes, including any mistakes made. 3.5. Test Conclusion and Results  Once the timer ends, the program calculates the typing speed in Words Per Minute (WPM).  It displays the WPM score along with the number of words typed and any errors made (if applicable). 3.6. Additional Options (Optional)  The program might offer to:  Show a breakdown of accuracy (percentage of correct keystrokes)  Display the typed text for review  Save the test results for personal tracking 3.7. Exit and Farewell  The program allows the user to exit or restart the test with different configurations.  It might offer a motivational message or encourage the user to practice further.

  1. System Features

4.1. User Management 4.1.1 Signup  Collect user details (name, email, password).  Validate input data.  Create a new user record. 4.1.2. Login  Prompt user for login credentials.  Validate credentials against existing user data.