I've been using typings.gg from last few days and loving it. However, I'm feeling that there can be some feature which will save a lot of time like keyboard shortcuts for themes and restart typing after it's done. Instead of using mouse for it keyboard shortcut will be more productive. Thank you for this amazing application.

Similar to the themes page - the config page allows you to access the configuration options without memorising codes and key combos.

Added two classes to every theme so that they can be used without altering the themes files everytime we want to add a new element.

Changed the wpm and acc to lowercase to follow the design of the website.

Added a title to the left wing (time: / word:) to indicate which typing mode is active.

The config page is quite bare, feel free to leave feedback / make changes.

Based on user request #26 I implemented an easy way to restart a typing test using the same word list by holding shift while pressing redo. (Also works when you focus on redo and press shift+enter)

Iv been using your app pretty consistently for a few weeks now and I'm getting too familiar with your word set. Can you expand the range of words that you use.

The French language text has the word "cœur" in it, which, as you can see, is spelled with the "œ" character, that is not easily accessible on most keyboards.

I think it would be an improvement for French typers to replace that word, in my case, I have put the word "eux" instead, which stands for "them".

Just a thought - instead of pressing tab + enter to restart the test you could just remove the button, make it a bit cleaner and just have the tab key restart the test by adding a key listener and checking for tab keycode.

super + ctrl + X combos weren't working for me on linux (firefox in ubuntu 18.04), but the windows version (alt + X) was working just fine, so I figured I'd update the docs.

hiya!

I noticed that in some places of the code, such as

https://github.com/briano1905/typings/blob/ccadb7420d8ed1ac07ff5c41ba547d2b648d3a9b/main.js#L254-L266

you use an XMLHttpRequest, whereas in other places, such as

https://github.com/briano1905/typings/blob/ccadb7420d8ed1ac07ff5c41ba547d2b648d3a9b/main.js#L268-L282

you use fetch. Any reason why? If you'd like I could quickly fix it up and make them both use fetch :>

I am not sure if the shortcuts are being intercepted in the middle by my browser/desktop and am unable to change anything. I tried using it with no addons in the browser. I also tried changing my keyboard layout to mac, just to find out if that might help. It didn't.

I am on Linux(Sabayon), using Firefox with BSPWM.

Hi. Can you add Bengali/ বাংলা language, please? There are two options if you consider adding the language.

1. Phonetic --Types Bengali if you input English

You can look into this website or the app - https://www.easybengalityping.com https://www.omicronlab.com/avro-keyboard.html

2. Non-Phonetic -- Bengali input only

Added the following themes:

• honeywell inspired by GMK Honeywell by Living Speedbump

• spacecadet inspired by SA Space Cadet by 7bit

• 1976 inspired by SA 1976 by Engicoder

• godspeed inspired by SA Godspeed by Mito

• leviathan inspired by SA Leviathan by OneCreativeMind

• kobayashi inspired by SA Kobayashi by Madēo

CSS Custom Properties allow you to easily define values in a variable. Currently it seems that theme stylesheets just hardcode in the colors to given elements, which probably won't scale well if you plan to add new features to the site that need theming.

Custom properties are supported on all major browsers.

Hey - great app. Found your site a while ago and have been using it to stay sharp on typing (for various reasons) ever since.

I'm somewhat of a fast typer. Getting a score above 180+ WPM on the 50-word test is not unusual for me (screenshot below to evidence that)

However, when taking one test, I noticed that it rendered a score of 262 for some reason (with 90% accuracy)

I know that I don't type this fast and I'm fairly certain this isn't humanly possible. I was going to ignore it, but I thought - meh, might as well submit this as an issue since this is an aberration.

Probably Not a Big Deal

1. I've taken multiple tests on this site for probably a year almost at this point (guessing at least 1k+ tests total), and have never experienced anything like this - so I don't think that this is a problem with the site, code itself or anything of that nature.

2. I have a few browser add-ons that may have screwed with the scripts or their ability to register the words typed (within a given time frame properly).

My guess is that lag of some sort probably played the biggest role in what I saw today. Again, this project has functioned excellently and tends to be my go-to whenever I want to get my hands "warm" for some work that I need to do later in the day.

Great job with this once again. Just submitting this in case this is indicative of some actual issue in the future & people need a reference to point back to.

First of all, I apologize in advance if this is the incorrect way to submit a pull request. Its my first time doing one on GitHub.

I thought that it would be interesting to be able to see your average accuracy and WPM so this branch implements that saving the sum of total accuracy and WPM scores as well as total tests completed inside cookies and displaying the resulting averages below the main text box.

Cookies are still set to a 90 day expiry so stats will reset after that time but of course, that can be extended if it makes sense to (I'm not clear on what the best practice for storing cookies over long periods of time is).