liberty
A spaced-repetition TUI for free-response active recall.
Made in Python with Urwid, July 2021 to present.
Released under the MIT License.
Created by Kewbish.
Demo
Usage
Run python liberty.py [name of file] to run Liberty. The file can be any text file (I suppose any file at all, but I don't think you'll get much use out of an executable) - the way prompts are specified is through the use of a [lx] tag, where x is a number from 1 to 7. See this explanation of the Leitner box system for more specifics on why this is useful.
Flags:
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--stats,-s: Print detailed prompt answer stats. Default: false. -
--nokeys,-k: Do not print keyboard commands at the bottom of the TUI. Default: false. -
--threshold-r,-r: Threshold between raising and lowering level. Specify as decimal, default: 0.8. -
--threshold-f,-f: Threshold between lowering level and setting to 0. Specify as decimal, default: 0.6. -
--level,-l: Leitner level to test. If 0, will test all levels. Default: 0.
Installation
For now - git clone https://github.com/kewbish/liberty, cd liberty, and enjoy! I'll set up a proper installable file and releases in a bit.
