A Flash Card Project 🚀

• A Flash Card Project
• 📌 Table of Contents
  • 🚀 User Stories
    • Additional Info for the Developer
  • Bonus features
• 👷 Installation
• 🏃 Getting Started
• 🐛 Issues
• 📕 License

• User can see a single card, randomly picked from the "deck" displayed at any point in time
• User can see a question on the card and a list of four possible answers, each of which is identified by a letter.
• User can select an answer by clicking on it
• User can see an error displayed when the wrong answer is selected
• User can see a congratulations message when the correct answer is selected.
• User can click a 'Next Question' button to display the next flash card.

• For this app the knowledge base of questions and answers should be encoded in a JavaScript object.
• The possible answers display on each card should be randomly chosen from other flashcards.

• User can click a 'Results' button to display the tallies of correct and incorrect answers.
• User can click a 'Reset' button to reset the tallies of correct and incorrect answers.
• User can click a 'Shuffle' button to re-randomize the "deck"
• User can click a 'More Info' button to flip the flash card to see additional information. For example, detailed information about the subject of the question on the front of the card.

You need to install Node.js and Yarn first, then in order to clone the project via HTTPS, run this command:

git clone https://github.com/ArthurPedrosa/flash-cards-web.git

SSH URLs provide access to a Git repository via SSH, a secure protocol. If you have a SSH key registered in your Github account, clone the project using this command:

git clone [email protected]:ArthurPedrosa/flash-cards-web.git

Run the following command in order to start the application in a development environment:

  // Start the server
  yarn dev

Feel free to file a new issue with a respective title and description on the the A Flash Card Project repository. If you already found a solution to your problem, i would like to review your pull request!

Released in 2020. This project is under the MIT license.

Made by Gabriel, Wender and Arthur 🚀