Helps create flash cards with minimal effort
requests >= 2.24.0
keyboard >= 0.13.5
pyperclip >= 1.8.1
(Must have Python 3.7+ installed)
- Download the files from the GitHub
- Navigate to the directory you downloaded and run the command
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
- Download the latest release from GitHub
- Extract the latest release to your desktop
- Open either
windows_collect.py
orwindows_collect.exe
- It will ask if you want to clear the current flash cards. Just enter
y
and pressenter
- Once the program says it is running, you can begin to make your flash cards
- Navigate to where you want to make flash cards
- When you are ready, select a question for your flash card and press
ctrl+c
to copy the text you selected - The program will automatically take that text and put it as the question for a flash card.
- Then, select the answer you want for the flash card and press
ctrl+c
to copy the text you selected - The program will automatically take that text and put it as the answer for a flash card.
- You can continue to do steps 7 and 8 until you have created the amount of flash cards you want
- Once you are done making flash cards, close the program you opened in step 1
- When you are done making your flash cards, you are going to want to convert what the program outputs into something usable
- Open either
create_cards.py
orcreate_cards.exe
- The program will ask you if you want to create a PDF, or a CSV file. Choosing the PDF option will give you a pdf document of your flash cards that you can print right away. Choosing the CSV file option will give you a .csv file that has your questions in one column and your answers in another column. This is useful if you want to use your flashcards in another program.
- After choosing the output you want, press
enter
- If you choose the PDF option, the program will put a document named
flashcards.pdf
in theoutput
folder. By default, the program will automatically open the pdf for you. - If you choose the CSV option, the program will put a document named
flashcards.csv
in theoutput
folder. You can then use this csv file as you want.