Linux command
flash 命令
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常用示例
Example
flash
Example
flash -i
Example
flash -p [cat]
Example
flash -h
Example
flash -v
说明
Flash (fla.sh) is a terminal-based flashcard application implementing spaced repetition and active recall learning principles. It uses plain text CSV files as flashcard decks and presents cards in randomized study sessions. Cards are stored in colon-separated CSV format: category:question:answer:score. The score field manages card difficulty—lower scores cause cards to appear more frequently, while cards rated "Easy" receive higher scores and appear less often. The tool uses fzf for fuzzy selection of decks and optionally bat for syntax-highlighted card display. Decks are stored in ~/.local/share/flash/ and support nested directory organization.
参数
- -i
- Display information about the flashcard system and deck location
- -p _previewer_
- Change the card previewer (default: bat, fallback: cat)
- -h
- Display help message
- -v
- Display version information
FAQ
What is the flash command used for?
Flash (fla.sh) is a terminal-based flashcard application implementing spaced repetition and active recall learning principles. It uses plain text CSV files as flashcard decks and presents cards in randomized study sessions. Cards are stored in colon-separated CSV format: category:question:answer:score. The score field manages card difficulty—lower scores cause cards to appear more frequently, while cards rated "Easy" receive higher scores and appear less often. The tool uses fzf for fuzzy selection of decks and optionally bat for syntax-highlighted card display. Decks are stored in ~/.local/share/flash/ and support nested directory organization.
How do I run a basic flash example?
Run `flash` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -i do in flash?
Display information about the flashcard system and deck location