How rebuildexekash/typing-speed-tester works
This is an offline Tkinter typing-speed tester. The user chooses sentence or paragraph mode, types against a randomly selected prompt, receives live character feedback, then submits to see speed, time, and accuracy results. The main runtime is concentrated in one file; prompt text is imported from a separate data module. The README documents these capabilities, but only the main module was excerpted, so the prompt data’s internal structure is not inferred.
Main entry points: typespeedmain.py Typing input · test_data.py Prompt text
Components 10
Typing interface
- Desktop window
typespeedmain.py - Mode controls
typespeedmain.py - Typing input
typespeedmain.py
Typing workflow
- Prompt selection
typespeedmain.py - Prompt text
test_data.py - Live feedback
typespeedmain.py - Elapsed timer
typespeedmain.py
Test results
- Speed and accuracy
typespeedmain.py - Result display
typespeedmain.py
Other components
- User
Connections 9
- User → Desktop window: uses
README.md - User → Mode controls: chooses mode
README.md - Mode controls → Prompt selection: calls script
typespeedmain.py - Prompt selection → Prompt text: selects text
typespeedmain.py - User → Typing input: types text
README.md - Typing input → Live feedback: key release
typespeedmain.py - Typing input → Elapsed timer: starts on input
typespeedmain.py - User → Speed and accuracy: submits text
typespeedmain.py - Speed and accuracy → Result display: updates results
typespeedmain.py