- Table of Contents
- π Showcase
- π About
- β¨ Features
- π¦ Structure
- π Libraries
- π§ Build
- π Releases
- π License
Warning
I only updated the development environment to make it more consistent and reliable.
This is a shcool project in which we were tasked to build a simple flashcard application like Anki, with a UI for the user to interact with. It could have been a TUI, but we decided to make a GUI (because it's better), and here it is.
We were required to:
- Implement the SM2 algorithm
- Program a flashcard app like Anki
- Build a UI for users to interact with the application
The UI should allow the user to:
- Create, Edit and Delete flashcards
- Each flashcard contained a question, an answer and a hint
- Create, Edit and Delete decks of mulitple flashcards
- Save all the informatons across application reruns (in files)
- Show flashcards to the user during reminding sessions at intervals following the SM2 algorithm output patterns
Project
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π Reproducible: Built with Nix, this configuration can be effortlessly reproduced on other machines, ensuring a consistent setup.
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π Documented: Most of the parts of my configuration files are commented and documented with links and explanations if necessary
Application
- Flashcard app inspired by Anki
- Graphical User Interface (GUI) for user interaction
- Implements the SM2 spaced repetition algorithm
- Allows users to:
- Create, edit, and delete flashcards
- Each flashcard includes:
- A question
- An answer
- A hint
- Each flashcard includes:
- Create, edit, and delete decks containing multiple flashcards
- Save all data persistently across sessions (using files)
- Review flashcards in timed sessions based on SM2 scheduling
- Create, edit, and delete flashcards
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Directories
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Files
flake.nix
- Environment configuration (based on dev-templates).envrc
- Used by direnv to load Flakesflake.lock
- Used by Flakes to version packagesCMakeLists.txt
- CMake configuration to build the project
- Dear ImGui ~ Bloat-free Graphical User interface for C++ with minimal dependencies
- SFML ~ Simple and Fast Multimedia Library
Note
I'm using NixOS as my day-to-day OS, and I have found that Nix with Flakes was the simplest and fastest way for me to setup C/C++ project with external libraries.
To build this project, first make sure you have Nix installed as a package manager and direnv as a shell extension.
Then, configure it to enable Flakes according to your setup.
Once you're ready, you can start by cloning this repo
git clone https://github.com/leoraclet/super-memo
cd super-memo
Tip
Now, direnv should load the environment when inside the project directory, if not, try
direnv allow
The flake.nix
file is where the project's environment is defined, and you can see in it that
CMake is part of the packages. So, if everything went well, you should be able
to build the project like so
cmake -B build -S .
cd build
cmake --build .
Then, you can run the produced executable in build
with
./supermemo
Caution
I have NOT tested the building process on Windows, so you're basically on your own for this.
The best solution to build this project on Windows is to use WSL and follow the Nix way in it.
You can start by installing nix here.
To run the program without editing the source code or building it yourself, go see the Releases.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.