This repository aims to standardize the creation of Flashcards and cards for Spaced Repetition in Markdown files.
Use Cases:
- Create Portable decks of flashcards and cards for spaced repetition.
- Include flashcards and spaced repetition cards in notes (in tools like Obsidian)
- Non intrusive flashcards in GitHub README.md files to facilitate the retention of key concepts.
Quick Example:
How many people are bitten by snakes each year? : 5.3M 🧠
How many people die each year from snake bites? : ~130k 🧠
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question : answer #flashcard #optionaltag1 #optionaltag2
Example:
⌥⏎ : follow link #flashcard #intellij #shortkeys
#flashcard #optionaltag1 #optionaltag2
- question 1 : answer 1
- question 2 : answer 2
Example:
#flashcard #intellij #shortkeys
- ⌥⏎: follow link
- ⌥o: quick switcher
- ⌥⌘⏎: open in new pane
content #spaced #optionaltag1 #optionaltag2
Example:
"We are what we repeadetly do" #spaced
#spaced #optionaltag1 #optionaltag2
- content 1
- content 2
Example:
#spaced #quotes
- "We are what we repeadetly do" Will Durant
- “Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” Oscar Wilde
Same as "One-Line Flashcards" but instead of a #flashcard you can use ⚡️ or 🧠 This is great for Github README.md files where a #flashcard could look strange.
Example:
⌥⏎: follow link ⚡️
Regular cards allow creating cards with images, latex, lists, etc.
A horizontal rule is used to mark the end of the card.
You can use:
---, - - -, ***, * * *
question #flashcard #optionaltag1 #optionaltag2
answer
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Example:
Radii of stable orbits in the Bohr model #flashcard
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#spaced #optionaltag1 #optionaltag2
content
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Example:
#spaced #quotes
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit."
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