Cardinal

Cardinal is an app designed to streamline the process of transforming textbooks into knowledge. Unlike typical flashcard apps that require you to create and manage each card individually through a UI, Cardinal offers a more efficient approach: defining cards directly within your markdown files.

1. Card title: H1 # Title
2. Front page: Content following the first H2 ## Some irrelevant string
3. Back page: Content following the second H2 ## Some irrelevant string

This approach lets you use your favorite text editor—like Nvim—to create and edit cards in the most efficient and flexible way possible.

Warning

This project is still in the early stages of development

Features

• Strikethrough, Italics, Underline, and Bold
• Tables
• Lists (ul, ol)
• Code blocks
• Definition lists
• Footnotes
• Horizonal Rules
• GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown features)

Example

While the example is more complex than a typical flashcard, it can still be defined quickly and concisely in this format:

# ECD

## Front

- Example Question
- Another Example

## Back
Stands for ***E****xample* ***C****ard* ***D****efinition*      

- Answer one
- Answer two

Term
: definition of Term
: some more content
: Footnote referenced [^1].

```rust
fn example(test: &str) -> Option<String> {
    let result = "This is some rust code".to_string();
    Some(result)
}
```

| Column1 | Column2 | Column3 |
| ------------- | -------------- | -------------- |
| Item1 | Item1 | Item1 |

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[^1]: footnote defined