Four card types, one pipeline
A flashcard is no longer just a front and a back. Mnemoloop 1.7 adds four types:
- Basic — a question and an answer, the original card.
- Cloze — a sentence with one or more deletions, each revealed on demand.
- Quiz — multiple-choice questions, scored automatically.
- Sequence — order a list of options, scored automatically.
Each type carries its own schema and its own review UI, and all four run through a single review pipeline, so the queue mixes types without special cases.
Cloze, with hints
A cloze deletion is written {{c1::answer::hint}} — the answer can carry a hint. Deletions are
revealed one at a time, so a card with several blanks still asks one question at a time.
The capital of Australia is {{c1::Canberra::a city, not Sydney}}.
A form for every type
Creating a card starts in one redesigned modal. The form is tabbed, tracks its own submit state, and covers every card type from a single interface. A card can belong to several decks at once, and the form opens pre-linked when you create a card from a file, then jumps to the saved flashcard afterwards.
Smaller fixes
- The Uncategorized deck filter now matches cards that have no deck.
- Deck filtering matches by prefix instead of substring.
- The VaultWatcher debounces create events and ignores files younger than its ctime threshold.
- YAML recovery preserves the frontmatter it finds instead of overwriting it.
- The review view hides the navbar, and the parser returns errors instead of throwing.
Mnemoloop 1.7.0 is in the community plugin directory now. The full list of changes is in the changelog.