When running tccst remotely over SSH it can't get the terminal size and crashes.

ssh server ./tccst code

Assuming the program is placed on server in the home folder and with a folder code containing source code to read.

When running inside a Docker container it doesn't crash but always gets a width and height of 0, exiting with a wrong error that says it couldn't find any source code to read.

docker run --rm -it -v $PWD:/volume tccst

Assuming the program is put in a Docker image with /volume set as workspace folder and $PWD being some code project with Rust source code.

This was tested on Windows. When I have to write a sentence, I also need to typing trailing spaces. This seems like a bug, and I can't see the space.

Environment: Win10, Shell: CMD

Using the default color scheme in alacritty the current color scheme was hard to differentiate between dark grey, grey, and white perhaps pick a more muted color for the bg cursor and a more distinct fg cursor color that will survive between common terminals

maybe consider 24bit color as default as well to get around relying on a terminals color settings.

To distribute this on the AUR we would need a PKGBUILD file, this would help with distribution to those with access to the AUR on all platforms (including the PinePhone)

thread 'main' panicked at 'index out of bounds: the len is 61076 but the index is 63264', C:\Users\runneradmin\.cargo\git\checkouts\tinybit-8034ea283afb7f7c\833fad1\src\pixelbuffer.rs:46:9

If the total text length is longer than the screen width it panics.

This should either:

• Truncate the text
• Wrap the text

It would be possible to do both: Truncate the text if it can't fit, if there is no room to split the text into multiple lines.

This better matches the calculation used in other typing tests, like MonkeyType. This will give us results that fall in line with what is expected and can be compared to other typing tests. There are additional and more elaborate ways we can measure this and/or provide additional results but this will at least get us a normalized and comparable reference wpm.

Attached image is showing a comparison test against MonkeyType with the same text. https://imgur.com/GHFQNHD

• Delete all consecutive whitespaces. This way if you skip a word with space, backspace takes you back to where you were.
• Ctrl-w now deletes a whole word

• Game can now be finished, even if there are mistakes. Game ends if space is pressed after all words are typed.
• Space is now ignored if you're at the start of a word.
• Space now skips a word, if at least one char was already typed.
• Don't add chars if input text already contains at least as many chars as needed to complete the game. So if you keep typing at the end, you don't need to delete all those "invisible" chars.
• The "-p" arg is now not needed anymore. You can just put the path at the end now.
• Added the "-s" flag, to enable strict mode. Strict mode makes it so that you can only finish the game, if you fix all the mistakes you make.