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CLIs/Testing & quality/ttyper

ttyper

ttyperTesting & qualityBy max-niederman ↗

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Terminal-based typing test.

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Invoke ttyper from a shell for the documented use case: Terminal-based typing test.

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ttyper 1.6.1

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  • Command-line interface

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