Learn any language vocabulary, if you have the words, just add them here and this app tests them from you.
Input your own words or use existing sets. Any language possible, if you have the words for both languages.
Writing test, randomly switching between both languages.
Multiselection test, randomly switching between both languages.
Check results after test, see what words you have to improve more.
You need to install npm and nodejs.
Install required modules from terminal/commandline in project root directory with command npm install. Run the project with npm start. App should be running at http://localhost:4200/
WordJsonParser is simple Node.js script that combines two textfiles to one json. It is used to create ready-made wordsets for use. It is located at /wordJsonParser/
run npm install to install required packages. run with node parser.js Extra parameters found with --help.
--help show options for parameters.
--path1 <pathToFile1> Path for language1 textfile. [default: "./wordsets/set1/fin.txt"]
--path2 <pathToFile2> Path for language1 textfile. [default: "./wordsets/set1/swe.txt"]
--outputpath <pathForOutputFile> Output path for json. [default: "../src/assets/wordsets/words1.json"]
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Run ng serve for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
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Run ng test to execute the unit tests via Karma.
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