Problem

Presently, when you pass -s to set a time limit, the test doesn't run for that amount of time. Instead, it runs until the you've typed all the words(which is 15 by default)

Solution

I really like 60 seconds typing tests and on something like monkeytype, the number of words isn't static - if you're typing fast, it increases the number of words automatically. There are 3 lines and as soon as you complete the 2nd line, a new line of words is added. So you never reach the last line.

This makes more sense to me.

Alternatives

However, I have no clue if doing that is feasible in a terminal. If it isn't, I think doing something similar to →(but without resetting the timer) would be nice.

Of course, I can do something like -s 60 -w 2000 but having so many words displayed at once makes it much more difficult for me to focus.