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FAnki

Anki like app for learning Flutter.

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F/Anki: Flutter Anki Clone

For personal use only

This project is a basic Anki clone developed with Flutter. It's designed to help users learn using flashcards, which they can create, manage, and organize into different decks. This app integrates Firebase to handle backend operations such as data storage and retrieval. The primary goal of this project is to showcase that I know Flutter and later on I will extend it with Gemini features.

Learning Page Creating Cards Page Managing Decks Page Login Page

Features

  • Create Flashcards: Users can create flashcards, adding both a question and an answer.
  • Manage Decks: Users can create and organize flashcards into specific decks.
  • Firebase Integration: Utilizes Firebase for backend data storage, ensuring that flashcards and decks are saved and can be retrieved across sessions.

Getting Started

To get a local copy up and running follow these simple steps.

Prerequisites
  • Flutter installed on your machine
  • An IDE (VSCode, Android Studio, etc.)
  • An active Firebase project
Installation
  1. Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/wklausing/flutter-anki-clone.git
  1. Navigate to the project directory:
cd FAnki
  1. Install dependencies:
flutter pub get
  1. Setup Firebase:

Create a Firebase project at Firebase Console Add your Android/iOS app to your Firebase project Download the google-services.json or GoogleService-Info.plist and place it in the appropriate directory (android/app or ios/Runner)

  1. Run the app:
flutter run
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Wilke Klausing ↗

Studying Information Systems Management at TU Berlin

TU BerlinBerlin
LanguagesDartRubySwiftObjective-C

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