This app is build using React Native and it is tested on android device
This app allows users to study collections of custom made flashcards. The app will allow users to create different categories of flashcards called "decks", add flashcards to those decks, then take quizzes on those decks.
Initial display of this app will show list of all the decks (if any already present in database) from which user can goto to any particular deck by clicking on them.
User can toggle between deck list screen and add deck screen from tab navigator on the bottom of the screen
Add screen will let user add a deck by simply submiting new deck title. It will then route to the individual deck screen from where user can add card, start quiz and delete option. If the title is already present in database then it will show card count based on previously added cards else will show zero cards on the screen.
User can even select any particular deck from initial deck list screen, next Screen will be again individaul deck screen from which user can add card, start quiz or delete that deck.
On the individual deck screen, user will have following options.
Add Card option will get you to a screen where user can add question and its answer and save it to that deck
Start Quiz option starts the quiz. During quiz you can toggle display to show question or answer. User will then select if the answer thought was correct or incorrect.
At the end of every quiz there is a summary of quiz score based on correct and incorrect answer
Delete button removes complete deck from the database
This app will keep track of user daily quiz attempt after first use of app. If user has not attempted atlease one quiz on any particular day. This app will remind user at 6pm that no quiz has attempted today.
Type the following link in your android device browser to download the app
https://expo.io/artifacts/de50ccc3-c5d8-44da-87f2-44ff4b9a0a74
Once download you can install it from your downloads
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