I really like the focus of reducing friction to create notes and review them. I especially like that it was done within vs code, which saves users from having to run yet another piece of software on their machines. This project should allow for a streamlined workflow for users.
A month or so ago I wanted to brush up on golang and decided to solve this same problem for myself. This lead to the creation of ancli, a CLI program that scrapes a notes directory and turns tagged notes into cards, using some of the same markdown syntax flash code uses.
My goal with this project is to support spaced repetition, but I got side tracked and the SM2 algo still needs some work.
Both ancli and flashcode seem to be solving the same problem in slightly different ways, so I wanted to share.
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[ 7.0 ms ] story [ 15.8 ms ] threadA month or so ago I wanted to brush up on golang and decided to solve this same problem for myself. This lead to the creation of ancli, a CLI program that scrapes a notes directory and turns tagged notes into cards, using some of the same markdown syntax flash code uses.
My goal with this project is to support spaced repetition, but I got side tracked and the SM2 algo still needs some work.
Both ancli and flashcode seem to be solving the same problem in slightly different ways, so I wanted to share.
gitHub.com/andscoop/ancli