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A simple class for a words per minute test.

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![image](https://travis-ci.org/Scoombe/wpmTest.svg?branch=master) # wpmTest A class for a words per minutes test. ## installing npm install wpmtest ## usage ``` import {wordsPerMinTest} from wordsPerMinTest ``` random chars is a bool, true if you want to return to be typing a string of random characters false if you want to type random words ``` let wpmTest = new wordsPerMinTest(finsishedFunction, minutes, options); ``` ## constructor parameters #### finished function this is the function that you pass in that will be called after number of minutes has completed. #### minutes: number this is the number of minutes for 30 seconds use 0.5 for a 1 minute test use 1. #### options this is optional ##### randomChars: string boolean that if true will have random characters instead of 200 random words. ##### displayTextLength: number the amount of characters in the display text, set to 100 by default. ## properties #### charPos is the position in the complete text that the user is on. #### completeText is a string containing the whole 200 words / 1000 charecters #### curDisplayText is the 100 characters of the complete text from the where the char position is. #### averageWPM is the average WPM for the whole all of the completed words #### lastTenAvWPM is the average WPM for the last ten words #### minutes the amount of minutes the test is running for ## functions #### restartTest This is used to restart the test, restarts the stop watch as well resetting all of the text. #### updateDisplayText (pos: number) used to update the display text property from the position #### calcAverageWPM used to calculate the total WPM and updates the averageWPM property #### mostRecentWPM used to calculate the total WPM and updates the mostRecentWPM property #### checkKeyChar (char: char) used to check if the key is correct returns an object: newWord: bool - if the character is a new word or not isCharCorrect: bool - if the character is correct then this is true errorText: ?string - this returns the character that was supposed to be typed only defined when