KEYRAVE
Your Keyboard, Throwing a Rave
What it does
A zero-dependency terminal typing visualizer. Not a typing speed meter, a music visualizer where your keystrokes are the instrument.
A zero-dependency terminal typing visualizer. Not a typing speed meter — a music visualizer where your keystrokes are the instrument.
NOT A TYPING SPEED METER — A MUSIC VISUALIZER WHERE YOUR KEYSTROKES ARE THE INSTRUMENT. EVERY KEYSTROKE TRIGGERS A SOUND BAR, RIPPLE, OR PARTICLE BURST. YOUR TYPING RHYTHM BECOMES THE BEAT — BPM IS DETECTED LIVE, SO SLOW PROSE SOUNDS DIFFERENT FROM A FURIOUS CODE SPRINT. ENTER DROPS THE BASS, BACKSPACE PULLS A PURPLE RIPPLE, SPACE SWELLS A WAVE, TAB SWEEPS THE RAINBOW, AND A SHIFTED CAPITAL FLASHES WHITE. NO NATIVE MODULES, NO BUNDLERS, NO ELECTRON. RUNS ON ANY TERMINAL THAT SUPPORTS ANSI ESCAPE CODES — WHICH IS ALL OF THEM. HIT CTRL+E MID-TYPE TO EXPORT A SNAPSHOT AS ASCII ART, A STATIC SVG, OR AN ANIMATED SVG REPLAY. SHARE YOUR RAVE WITH THE WORLD. INTENSITY IS MEASURED RELATIVE TO YOUR…from keyrave.aaryaparadkar.in
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