A Schulte table is a grid with randomly distributed numbers or letters used for development of speed reading, peripheral vision, attention and visual perception. You can find more information on wikipedia.
PySchulte has such features as:
- Timer that is tracking seconds of one training
- Time results are saved in a calendar sorted
- Limit on 10 trainings in one day
- Resizable table with side options from 3 to 9
- Resizable window to get the most comfortable size of table
The first version of PySchulte was developed as a request fulfillment for my friend's personal use back in March '17. So with his permission I decided to make it Open Source in case anyone would be interested in this.
This program was developed on Python using Kivy GUI framework, tinydb and KivyCalendar.
$ git clone https://github.com/r4rdsn/PySchulte/
$ cd PySchulte
$ sudo python setup.py install
$ sudo pip install .
After installation you should be able to run PySchulte in terminal by using pyschulte command.
PySchulte primarily supports GNU/Linux and is tested on Arch Linux and Antergos. The first version was tested on Windows as a binary compiled using PyInstaller, however it might be not relevant on further updates.
PySchulte is distributed under the terms of GNU General Public License v3.