Command-line spaced-repetition learning software. CL (command line) + Anki (popular spaced-repetition software) = Clanki.
Usage is fairly simple, just follow the instructions after running the program. Add a deck, add cards to the deck, then quiz whenever possible. The program will determine what cards need to be reviewed, using the Super Memo 2 algorithm. Here's an example :
Quizzing is straight-forward, just run Clanki and select quiz from the menu, and Clanki will decide what cards you should review. There will be a question, and then it will ask for your answer. After you type your answer, you're asked to rate your answer, on a scale from 1 to 5. 1 is a complete blackout, and 5 is immediate recall.
As of right now, Clanki can only be installed through cabal, which is part of the haskell-platform. If you already have the haskell-platform, just run the following :
cabal updatecabal install clanki
The clanki executable should now be available in$HOME/.cabal/bin/.
Clanki accepts argument when run, here are some examples :
Quiz on 2 cards from the deck 'derivatives' :
Quiz on all cards in the deck 'derivatives' :
List all decks :
clanki --list 'or' clanki -l
Display help :
clanki --help 'or' clanki -h
If anyone reading this knows a bit about homebrew, I'd welcome a pull request, or some pointers on how to get my package on there.
