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jquizcmd

v0.0.3

Published

![Preview](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dungntnew/japanese-dict-quiz/master/s4.png "Usage..")

Downloads

17

Readme

Preview

>> jdict -> to start learn japanese  (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) 

Quick Install

$ npm i -g jquizcmd # or sudo npm i -g jquizcmd

Dependences

  • node >= 6.8 (code written in ES6)

For Developer

$ git clone [email protected]:dungntnew/japanese-dict-quiz.git

Usage

in dictionary mod, you can type any word or long sentence to search word meaning and listening pronouce.

bellow commandline can used with syntax:

> cmd world|kanji|sentence

for example:

> dict 日本語

| command | description
| ------------- |:-------------:| | h | show help | | dict | lookup a word in word dictionary| | d| alias of dict | | kanji | lookup a kanji in kanji dictionary | | k | alias of kanji| | t | translate a sentence | | ts | translate a sentence with sound (speak) | | pronounce | listen pronounce of word or sentence | | p | alias of pronounce | | info | show info of sentence, kanji, world | | exit | to quit | | quit | alias of exit | | q | alias of quit | | help | show available cmd | | clear | clear screen | | menu | back to menu| | m | alias of menu | | home | back to menu | | top | back to menu | | quiz | enter quiz mode |

quiz mod:

| command | description
| ------------- |:-------------:| | h | show help for current question | | v | analytics and show full info of question | | t | translate anwser selected by index | | d | lookup dictionary for answer selected by index | | k | lookup kanji for answer selected by index | | n | next quest | | b | back quest |

| tq | translate question | | tqs | translate question with sound | | q | quit from quzi mod |

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