[BUG] Crashes when the "cursor buddy" beats you...
samuelj123 opened this issue ยท 11 comments
Describe the bug ๐
If the "cursor buddy" finishes the typing before I do, it crashes and throws up a whole bunch of errors.
To Reproduce ๐ฃ
- Get on Ubuntu on WSL, install smassh using pip
- Go to "settings", find "cursor buddy" pull his speed to 50. (or more, if you're faster than me)
- Race against the cursor, Lose.
Expected behavior ๐ค
It crashes...
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Your operating system name
Ubuntu on WSL
Your operating system version
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Additional context ๐
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Damn.. Cursor buddy be doing some real damage there lol
I'm a little busy now. I'll push a fix tomm morning :)
Thanks for trying out Smassh <3
Hey @samuelj123, I cannot reproduce this behavior (although cursor buddy vanishes) for both time and word mode.
Can you share your config file with me?
python -c "import appdirs; print(appdirs.user_config_dir('smassh'))"
You can run the above command to get the location of the config dir. Inside which, will be a file called smassh.json
Just adding to avoid any confusion, the commit (before my comment), doesn't fix this issue, I mistakenly wrote 78 instead of 75
Sorry for the delay...
Here's the contents of smassh.json
{
"data": [
{
"mode": "words",
"count": 30,
"start_time": 1707189131.3083422,
"elapsed_time": 23.058086156845093,
"wpm": 75,
"raw_wpm": 75,
"accuracy": 100,
"failed": false
},
{
"mode": "words",
"count": 30,
"start_time": 1707189241.9093516,
"elapsed_time": 23.416937112808228,
"wpm": 13,
"raw_wpm": 74,
"accuracy": 18,
"failed": false
},
{
"mode": "words",
"count": 30,
"start_time": 1707189586.3821304,
"elapsed_time": 22.5915789604187,
"wpm": 74,
"raw_wpm": 77,
"accuracy": 96,
"failed": false
},
{
"mode": "words",
"count": 30,
"start_time": 1707190641.2839632,
"elapsed_time": 24.710692167282104,
"wpm": 69,
"raw_wpm": 70,
"accuracy": 98,
"failed": false
}
]
}
Hey @samuelj123! My comment was incorrect. I updated the command :)
Hey @kraanzu , so technically all I need to do is just run pip install --upgrade smassh
for it to work right? Or should I wait for 3.2.0 to be available on pip? I right now seem to have 3.0.4 ... Sorry! New to all this
Ah no I meant the command in the previous comment I made. The text file which you just share is the log data and not the config
Here's how you can get the config:
python -c "import appdirs; print(appdirs.user_config_dir('smassh'))"
Ah! Right
{
"difficulty": "normal",
"blind_mode": false,
"min_speed": 0,
"min_accuracy": 0,
"min_burst": 0,
"force_correct": false,
"confidence_mode": "off",
"capitalization_mode": "off",
"cursor_buddy_speed": 30,
"tab_reset": "on",
"language": "english",
"numbers": false,
"punctuations": false,
"mode": "words",
"words_count": 30,
"time_count": 30,
"caret_style": "block",
"writing mode": "words",
"theme": "dracula"
}
Awesome! I'll check it out
Edit: Ok I can confirm that its crashing!
Yep!! All fixed! Starring away