n-flashcards

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Usage

To use n-flashcards, save a file on your computer that has the extension .csv.tns. Then, transfer it to your calculator and open it with n-flashcards, which you may download from the releases page. The .csv file should have the first side first, then a comma, and then the second side. A third column containing starred, 1, or true indicates that the card is starred. Each line should be separated by a newline. Proper escaping is recognized, using double quotes. See the following for Quizlet export options:

See the included example.csv.tns for an example file.

Prerequisites for development

• Ndless toolchain installed and added to path
• Rustup installed
• Latest Rust Nightly installed (nightly-2019-06-01 works)
• jq
• Unix-like (tested on Linux, most likely Mac and Cygwin will work as well)

Complete install script:

curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh # skip if rustup already installed
rustup install nightly # skip if nightly already installed
cargo install cargo-make

Get started by running

cargo +nightly make dev

to start development. Your .tns file will be available in target/armv5te-nspire-eabi/debug/n-flashcards.tns.

When you're ready to release your application, don't forget to compile in release mode with

cargo +nightly make release

Your .tns file will be available in target/armv5te-nspire-eabi/release/n-flashcards.tns

You may skip +nightly if you set nightly as your default compiler (rustup default nightly), or set a directory override.

Check out the ndless examples for more info.