You can try out Memoradical at the URL below. You can make and upload your own JSON data based on the example cards.
https://ecashin.github.io/memoradical
Please see the online help before clicking the "Memoradical" button when visiting the app.
Building the web app requires a Rust installation with cargo, the wasm target, and trunk. For details, please check out the yew documentation on getting started.
To build and serve, use ...
RUSTFLAGS=--cfg=web_sys_unstable_apis trunk serve
Or you can RUSTFLAGS=--cfg=web_sys_unstable_apis trunk build
and copy the generated files to your web server.
Unless it's at the root of the server,
you will need to edit the links inside dist/index.html,
so that / becomes ./ in the links.
There is a convenience script you can use for that,
relativize-resources.sh.
The extra flag is needed to enable the unstable parts
of web-sys that provide access to the browser clipboard.
Please avoid using memoradical in multiple tabs in the same browser using the same URL.
There is only one local storage area for memoradical on a browser visiting a URL where memoradical is served. The app keeps you from accidentally losing data by stopping with a fatal error if it detects that another tab has modified the cards after they were loaded.
In that case, the only functionality available is the copy button, which you can use to copy the data to your clipboard for offline backup and examination.
You can set rust.rustflags in your settings.json
to help VsCode to use experimental features.