This oh-my-zsh plugin lets you test your typing speed in a terminal, track WPM, accuracy, and more. Results are saved in a handy JSON format for easy tracking.
Place the wpm folder in .oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins.
Add wpm to the plugins array in your .zshrc file:
Make sure ZSH_CUSTOM is set:
ZSH_CUSTOM="$HOME/.oh-my-zsh/custom"
Start a speed test:
You can set a timer if you want (default is 60):
Specify a word list file to use (otherwise the file selection menu appears):
View speed test result history:
View average stats for every speed test:
Select a word list txt file to use. Feel free to add your own lists in wpm/lists/.
Test results are stored in wpm/stats/stats.json and are organized via file name.
{
"words_top-250-english-adv.txt": {
"average": {
"wpm": 42,
"accuracy": 100,
"tests taken": 1
},
"results": [
{
"date": "11/10/2024 9:12PM",
"wpm": 42,
"test duration": 10,
"keystrokes": 47,
"accuracy": 100,
"correct": 7,
"incorrect": 0
}
]
},
"words_top-250-english-easy.txt": {
"average": {
"wpm": 69,
"accuracy": 84,
"tests taken": 2
},
"results": [
{
"date": "11/10/2024 9:16PM",
"wpm": 78,
"test duration": 10,
"keystrokes": 79,
"accuracy": 92,
"correct": 13,
"incorrect": 1
},
{
"date": "11/10/2024 9:17PM",
"wpm": 60,
"test duration": 10,
"keystrokes": 63,
"accuracy": 76,
"correct": 10,
"incorrect": 3
}
]
}
}
Add as many txt word lists you want in wpm/lists/. Words must be on their own line.
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