This is a learning project in order to create a simple Pebble app, which displays (text-based) flashcards and collects interactive feedback. The feedback is evaluated with python and a new set of questions is prepared.

The Pebble app works without a smartphone. The data is exchanged with a pc. Necessary functions for this exchange can be found in pebble-pc-communication-example.

1. Install pebble-pc-communication-example.

2. Install repository 's software

   git clone https://github.com/jim108dev/pebble-flashcards.git

3. Adjust paths in Makefile accordingly.

4. Save questions and and answers in data/reference.csv. An example is given in data-example/reference.csv.

# Create `upload.csv` make prepare_next_session make install_emu make upload_emu # Gather feedback on the device make download_emu make translate_binary_emu # Merge current feedback with history make merge_feedback

# Create `upload.csv` make prepare_next_session make install_watch # Unfortunately, the upload is not very reliable. Close the App on the watch  # and try to upload until 'Questions uploaded ..' is displayed. make upload_watch # Gather feedback on the device make download_watch make translate_binary_watch # Merge current feedback with history make merge_feedback

1. The persistent storage on the pebble is limit to 4k. Therefore ids are chosen to be limited to 20 characters, texts to 78 characters and the number of questions/answers is 20 in one session.