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• The primary view, seen when the app loads, is a list of created decks which includes the name of each deck and the number of cards.
• Pressing on a deck in the list should generate an animation, and the app should route to an individual deck view.
  

create a react native component with android markdown component https://github.com/zzhoujay/Markdown

Need to figure out how to vertically center the quiz for short content and overflow for long content.
contentContainer: {
// the below style will cause overflow disfunction.
//flex: 1,
//justifyContent:'center'
},

• The deck title
• Number of cards in the deck
• Option to start a quiz for that deck
• Option to add a new question to the deck
• Pressing the 'Start a Quiz' or 'Create New Question' button properly routes to the correct views for those activities.

https://review.udacity.com/#!/reviews/865440

1. Create a separate file for the store, store/index.js
   Have a look at this blog I wrote: https://www.codementor.io/kiok46/redux-store-actions-reducers-and-logger-get-started-b35h1pvpc

2. Add document to API.js.
   follow these guidelines for documentation http://udacity.github.io/frontend-nanodegree-styleguide/javascript.html#comments

3. Writing some tests is always a good practice. Here are two type of testing methods really efficient.
   Detox: https://github.com/wix/detox
   Jest: https://github.com/facebook/jest

4. Refactor your action.type constants into a different file, which you can then import into your actions as well as reducers. Move them to actions/types.js.

• The New Question view includes a form with fields for a question and answer, and a submit button.
• Submitting the form correctly adds the question to the deck.

• Logic for push notification has been implemented.
• Push notifications are generated at a specific time if the user hasn't completed at least one quiz for that day.

• The view includes a form for creating a new deck - which should just be an input for the title and a 'Create Deck' button.

• Pressing the button correctly creates the deck and routes the user to the Individual Deck view for the new deck.

• The Quiz view starts with a question from the selected deck.
• The question is display, along with a button to show the answer.
• Pressing the 'Show Answer' button displays the answer.
• Buttons are included to allow the student to mark their guess as 'Correct' or 'Incorrect'
• The view displays the number of questions remaining.
• When the last question is answered, a score is displayed. This can be displayed as a percentage of correct answers or just the number of questions answered correctly.
• When the score is displayed, buttons are displayed to either start the quiz over or go back to the Individual Deck view.
• Both the 'Restart Quiz' and 'Back to Deck' buttons route correctly to their respective views.

• The app works correctly in either Android OR iOS devices (or emulator).
• Project README identifies which platform(s) have been tested.