A basic touch typing trainer (for python3). Created for those moments in which ratatype is down or you are offline.

I realized later that this was loosely inspired after ratatype (any similarity is purely coincidental, but the default values for minimum wpm and maximum typos offer great learning potential).

• python3 touchtyping.py: loads the welcome exercise.
• python3 touchtyping.py -u name: loads the last exercise ``name``` was working on (saves sessions automatically when you advance)
• python3 touchtyping.py -e 1: jumps to exercise number 1

Nothing special here. The only things to keep in mind are:

• ESC: restarts the current exercise (clearing typos and wpm)
• ESC twice (in less than 1 second): quits the application

If you start the program with python3 touchtyping.py -u name you start as user name. This will:

• automatically save your progress when you advance lessons
• save your last exercise
• display your score upon request: touchtyping.py -u name --score

• python3 touchtyping.py --filename othername.txt": loads "othername.txt" as the save file for usernames and their exercises
• python3 touchtyping.py --typos 5: changes the maximum allowed typos to 5 for advancing to next lesson (default is 3)
• python3 touchtyping.py --wpm 10: changes the minimum allowed wpm to 10 for advancing to next lesson (default is 20)

1. To create new exercises: simple save them as a numbered .txt file (e.g., 1.txt). Exercise files should only contain the string of characters that you wish to display.
2. Example of a 1.txt file contents: this is a file for the touchtyping trainner
3. Put exercise files in the exercises folder (default) or in your own-folder, to read files from a custom folder use python3 touchtyping.py --exercise-folder own-folder instead.

1. There is a directory named saved_state which saves the progress of ver user.
2. Each user is a file, e.g., the progress of a user called pedro is in saved_state/pedro.txt
3. To change this directory you can invoke it as such: python3 touchtyping.py --save-dir new_dir"

• alias as command
• pip install
• Give hints, use a special symbol on exercise file to mark what is a hint. Then when hint modes are enabled or after the first failure, the user is presented with hint text.
• colorful mode
• refresh shell mode (after every exercise or attempt)
• scores from all users?
• allow mode to redo exercises