A self assessment tool for learning Latin. In theory this could be expanded to support other language, but in earnest I don't think I will ever expand the scope of this anytime soon.

You can manage the installation via the init/nuke commands, but to be honest doing so will be quite a chore considering all the forms, words, etc. to be entered before all of this starts to be useful. That's why I simply move around a backup database file (since this is all based on SQLite3). You can find a reasonibly-sized one at testdata/test.sqlite3. Just move it to your installation path and that should do it.

You can then manage words, tags and exercises via their own commands. Finally, you run practices via the practice command (which is also the default command), which can be tweaked via multiple flags in order to tailor a practice session to your will.

In a practice session this tool will make a best effort to ask for stuff that was last asked, or stuff in which you recently failed at. A word or exercise won't be marked as "solved for now" until it has not been marked successfully multiple times. Hence, there's a feel for iterating on words/exercises until you pass them. If you feel like you want to double down on some specific word that is not being asked, you can also call the words poke command, which will force the next session to ask for it.

License

This repository holds two licenses, as you can also note on the Cargo.toml file. As it's written there:

• The source code on the crates/ directory is licensed under the GNU GPLv3 (or any later version).
• The source code on the lib/ directory is licensed under the GNU LGPLv3 (or any later version).

In practice, for the libraries under lib/ this means that if you plan to compile your binary statically, you still need to abide by the LGPLv3+ license. This means at least providing the object files necessary to allow someone to recompile your program using a modified version of these libraries. See the LGPLv3 license for more details.