I am trying to calculate a person's typing speed and then store it in an csv file. I can calculate the speed using a JavaScript program, but I do not know how to export the speeds to a csv file. I tried using Papaunparse, but that did not work. It's a server side csv file, called stats.
The speed variable is called spd. Below is a snippet of the code that calculates the speed and displays it to the user.
clearTimeout(myTimer);
dayTwo = new Date();
endType = dayTwo.getTime();
totalTime = ((endType - startType) / 1000)
spd = Math.round((word/totalTime) * 60)
given = document.theForm.given.value.split(" ")
typed = document.theForm.typed.value.split(" ")
correct = 0
len = 0
if(typed.length > given.length){
len = typed.length
}
else{
len = given.length
}
for (var i = 0; i < len; i++) {
if(typed[i] === given[i]){
correct += 1
}
}
alert("\nYou got " + correct + "/" + given.length + "correct. \nYou typed a " + given.length + " word sentence in "
+ totalTime + " seconds, a speed of about " + spd + " words per minute!" );
If someone could tell me how to export this speed to a csv file, it would be wonderful! Thanks for any help! :)
If you're able to use data:
URIs you can store your data on an <a>
element with a [download]
attribute .
<a href="data:text/csv,[your CSV data here]" download="filename.csv">Download</a>
If you're not able to use data:
URIs or the [download]
attribute, you'll need to host the data somewhere to be downloaded. This can be done in numerous ways. You could submit the data to a server and prompt the user with a link to download it, or you could render the CSV data on the page in a way the user could copy-paste, such as in a table, or maybe just as a <textarea>
of data:
<textarea readonly>[your CSV data here]</textarea>
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