Memorex v0.2.4

View Source Memorex.Scheduler.CardReviewer (Memorex v0.2.4)

Memorex.Scheduler.CardReviewer is used by the MemorexWeb.ReviewLive Live View to review cards. Meorex.Domain.Cards are answered, and in the process Memorex.Domain.CardLogs are created.

Note that in contrast to Memorex.Scheduler.CardStateMachine, Memorex.Scheduler.CardReviewer writes content to the database (the updated Memorex.Domain.Card, along with the Memorex.Domain.CardLog.)

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Functions

answer_card(card_before, answer, time_now, config)

Answers a Memorex.Domain.Card, and updates it in the database (note no Memorex.Domain.CardLog is created)

answer_card_and_create_log_entry(card_before, answer, start_time, time_now, config)

Answers a Memorex.Domain.Card, and updates it in the database (and also creates a Memorex.Domain.CardLog)

bracket_time_to_answer(time_to_answer, config)
time_to_answer(start_time, end_time, config)

Computes the time to answer this card. Note that the time to answer is bracketed by :min_time_to_answer and :max_time_to_answer on Memorex.Scheduler.Config. The thought is that if you walk away from the computer when drilling, the stored time_to_answer will be stored as at most :max_time_to_answer.

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answer_card(card_before, answer, time_now, config)

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@spec answer_card(
  Memorex.Domain.Card.t(),
  Memorex.Domain.Card.answer_choice(),
  DateTime.t(),
  Memorex.Scheduler.Config.t()
) :: Memorex.Domain.Card.t()

Answers a Memorex.Domain.Card, and updates it in the database (note no Memorex.Domain.CardLog is created)

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answer_card_and_create_log_entry(card_before, answer, start_time, time_now, config)

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@spec answer_card_and_create_log_entry(
  Memorex.Domain.Card.t(),
  Memorex.Domain.Card.answer_choice(),
  DateTime.t(),
  DateTime.t(),
  Memorex.Scheduler.Config.t()
) :: {Memorex.Domain.Card.t(), Memorex.Domain.CardLog.t()}

Answers a Memorex.Domain.Card, and updates it in the database (and also creates a Memorex.Domain.CardLog)

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bracket_time_to_answer(time_to_answer, config)

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@spec bracket_time_to_answer(Timex.Duration.t(), Memorex.Scheduler.Config.t()) ::
  Timex.Duration.t()
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time_to_answer(start_time, end_time, config)

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@spec time_to_answer(DateTime.t(), DateTime.t(), Memorex.Scheduler.Config.t()) ::
  Timex.Duration.t()

Computes the time to answer this card. Note that the time to answer is bracketed by :min_time_to_answer and :max_time_to_answer on Memorex.Scheduler.Config. The thought is that if you walk away from the computer when drilling, the stored time_to_answer will be stored as at most :max_time_to_answer.