This project was made as part of the weekly programming challenge hosted by DevJam. The project was made for learning purposes. Made by Jeb and mihett05.
📅 Start: November 19th
📅 Deadline: November 25th 16:00 (4PM) GMT
Typing practice displays a word which you must then type within a specific interval of time
- User can click a 'Start Practice' button to start the practice session.
- When a practice session starts, the timer starts increasing
- User is shown a word
- User can type the word in a text input box
- If a user enters an incorrect letter, the text input box is cleared
- If a user enters all letters correctly, then the text input box is cleared and a new word is shown
- User can click "End Practice" button to end the session.
- When the session ends, the typing speed is shown (words per minute)
- Text box is not cleared when a wrong letter is typed instead as the user is writing the word, the correct letters are marked as green and the incorrect letters are marked as red
- User can see their statistics across multiple session
- Users can login and see how their score compared with others (leaderboard)
- Users can compete with others
- Flask - Micro web framework written in python.
- Flask-Socketio Flask-SocketIO gives Flask applications access to low latency bi-directional communications between the clients and the server.
- Flask-Restful - Flask-RESTful is an extension for Flask that adds support for quickly building REST APIs.
- React - A JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
- Vite - Next Generation Frontend Tooling.
- Firebase - Firebase helps you build and run successful apps.
- Heroku - Heroku is a cloud platform as a service supporting several programming languages.
This app requires python 3.7+ to run.
Clone git repo
git clone https://github.com/JesperKauppinen/keyboard-race.gitAfter cloning or downloading this git repo, install required python libraries
pip install -r requirements.txtrun app.py
python app.pyApp is hosted in heroku (backend) and firebase (frontend).
Want to contribute? Great! Give feedback, suggest new features, maybe even create pull request.
- Google for rocket emoji.
MIT