A simple text-based vocabulary review app
First, make sure you have a Go compiler installed and in your PATH. Visit https://golang.org for download.
Run the following inside a Terminal:
cd $HOME
mkdir -p go/src
export GOPATH=$HOME/go
cd ~/go/src
go get github.com/c-bata/go-prompt
git clone https://github.com/tirea/ftia
cd ftia
make install
Run the fellowing inside a Powershell:
cd $HOME
mkdir go\src
setx GOPATH $HOME\go
Open a new Powershell, then continue:
cd go\src\
go get github.com/c-bata/go-prompt
git clone https://github.com/tirea/ftia
cd ftia
go build -o $HOME\ftia.exe .\ftia-windows.go
copy -Recurse .\.ftia $HOME\
/select x, /s x, /ftxey x : select x random unlearned words
/selectfromall x, /sa x, /fratsim: select x random words both learned and unlearned
/known x..., /k x, /nolume : select x random learned words
/define n..., /def n..., /d n..., /ralpeng n...: show definition / translation for given entry in selection
/source n..., /src n..., /tsim n... : show canon source of given entry
/add n..., /a n..., /sung n... : mark given entries known / learned
/delete n..., /del n..., /'aku n... : unmark given entries known / learned
/switch, /change, /reverse, /r, /latem : reverse the direction of na'vi<->local
/progress, /p, /holpxaype, /polpxay : show current progress of words learned out of words in the dictionary
/quit, /exit, /q, /kä, /hum : save data and quit the program.
Where
x is a positive integer number from 1 to the number of words you wish to review with the command,
n is a positive integer number from 1 to x, and
... represents optional additional space-separated n in a list.
➜ ./ftia
Ftia v1.0.0-dev by Tirea Aean
data loaded
~~> /select 5
[1] lefpomron [lɛ.fpom.ˈɾon] adj.
[2] yemfpay [jɛm.ˈfpaj] n.
[3] pxaw [p'aw] adp.
[4] tìterkup [tɪ.ˈtɛɾ.kup̚] n.
[5] tsyosyu [ˈt͡sjo.sju] n.
~~> /add 3 4 5
~~> /add 2
~~> /define 1
[1] lefpomron [lɛ.fpom.ˈɾon] adj. healthy (mentally)
~~> /select 10
[1] netrìp [ˈnɛt.ɾɪp̚] adv.
[2] lopx [l·op'] l<1><2><3>opx vin.
[3] tsngawpay [ˈt͡sŋaw.paj] n.
[4] nìsung [nɪ.ˈsuŋ] adv.
[5] säseyto [sæ.sɛj.ˈto] n.
[6] tìnvi [ˈtɪn.vi] n.
[7] kalin [ka.ˈlin] adj.
[8] mìn [m·ɪn] m<1><2><3>ìn vin.
[9] kxa [k'a] n.
[10] 'ewll [ˈʔɛ.wḷ] n.
~~> /add 1 3 4 7 8 9 10
~~> /define 2 5 6
[2] lopx [l·op'] l<1><2><3>opx vin. panic
[5] säseyto [sæ.sɛj.ˈto] n. butchering tool
[6] tìnvi [ˈtɪn.vi] n. task, errand, step (in an instruction)
~~> /source 6
[6] tìnvi: http://naviteri.org/2016/06/mrrvola-lifyavi-amip-forty-new-expression
s/ (30 Jun 2016)
~~> /source 2 5
[2] lopx: Frommer (05 Jul 2012) http://naviteri.org/2012/07/meetings-waterfalls-
and-more/
[5] säseyto: http://naviteri.org/2015/08/aylifyavi-lereyfya-2-cultural-terms-2-a
nd-more/ (30 Aug 2015)
~~> /add 2 5
~~> /delete 2 5
~~> /progress
6.21% (145 / 2334)
~~> /exit
data saved
➜ ./ftia
Ftia v2.0.0-dev by Tirea Aean
data loaded
~~> /latem
~~> /ftxey
~~> /ftxey 5
[1] n. plate, (for food)
[2] n. space, open or borderless area
[3] n. fern
[4] intj. hello
[5] n. exception
~~> /sung 3 4
~~> /ralpeng 1 2 5
[1] yomyo [ˈjom.jo] n. plate, (for food)
[2] ngip [ŋip̚] n. space, open or borderless area
[5] tìmungwrr [tɪ.muŋ.ˈwṛ] n. exception
~~> /polpxay
0.30% (7 / 2334)
~~> /hum
data saved