Examples with DeckConfig com.ichi2.libanki.DeckConfig used on opensource projects

Example 36 with DeckConfig

use of com.ichi2.libanki.DeckConfig in project Anki-Android by ankidroid.

the class SchedV2Test method test_newLimits_V2.

@Test
public void test_newLimits_V2() throws Exception {
    Collection col = getColV2();
    // add some notes
    long deck2 = addDeck("Default::foo");
    for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++) {
        Note note = col.newNote();
        note.setItem("Front", Integer.toString(i));
        if (i > 4) {
            note.model().put("did", deck2);
        }
        col.addNote(note);
    }
    // give the child deck a different configuration
    long c2 = col.getDecks().confId("new conf");
    col.getDecks().setConf(col.getDecks().get(deck2), c2);
    col.reset();
    // both confs have defaulted to a limit of 20
    assertEquals(20, col.getSched().newCount());
    // first card we get comes from parent
    Card c = getCard();
    assertEquals(1, c.getDid());
    // limit the parent to 10 cards, meaning we get 10 in total
    DeckConfig conf1 = col.getDecks().confForDid(1);
    conf1.getJSONObject("new").put("perDay", 10);
    col.getDecks().save(conf1);
    col.reset();
    assertEquals(10, col.getSched().newCount());
    // if we limit child to 4, we should get 9
    DeckConfig conf2 = col.getDecks().confForDid(deck2);
    conf2.getJSONObject("new").put("perDay", 4);
    col.getDecks().save(conf2);
    col.reset();
    assertEquals(9, col.getSched().newCount());
}

Example 37 with DeckConfig

use of com.ichi2.libanki.DeckConfig in project Anki-Android by ankidroid.

the class SchedTest method test_reviewsV1.

@Test
public void test_reviewsV1() throws Exception {
    Collection col = getColV1();
    // add a note
    Note note = col.newNote();
    note.setItem("Front", "one");
    note.setItem("Back", "two");
    col.addNote(note);
    // set the card up as a review card, due 8 days ago
    Card c = note.cards().get(0);
    c.setType(CARD_TYPE_REV);
    c.setQueue(QUEUE_TYPE_REV);
    c.setDue(col.getSched().getToday() - 8);
    c.setFactor(STARTING_FACTOR);
    c.setReps(3);
    c.setLapses(1);
    c.setIvl(100);
    c.startTimer();
    c.flush();
    // save it for later use as well
    Card cardcopy = c.clone();
    // failing it should put it in the learn queue with the default options
    // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // different delay to new
    col.reset();
    DeckConfig conf = col.getSched()._cardConf(c);
    conf.getJSONObject("lapse").put("delays", new JSONArray(new double[] { 2, 20 }));
    col.getDecks().save(conf);
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_ONE);
    assertEquals(QUEUE_TYPE_LRN, c.getQueue());
    // it should be due tomorrow, with an interval of 1
    assertEquals(col.getSched().getToday() + 1, c.getODue());
    assertEquals(1, c.getIvl());
    // but because it's in the learn queue, its current due time should be in
    // the future
    assertThat(c.getDue(), is(greaterThanOrEqualTo(col.getTime().intTime())));
    assertThat(c.getDue() - col.getTime().intTime(), is(greaterThan(118L)));
    // factor should have been decremented
    assertEquals(2300, c.getFactor());
    // check counters
    assertEquals(2, c.getLapses());
    assertEquals(4, c.getReps());
    // check ests.
    assertEquals(120, col.getSched().nextIvl(c, BUTTON_ONE));
    assertEquals(20 * 60, col.getSched().nextIvl(c, BUTTON_TWO));
    // try again with an ease of 2 instead
    // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    c = cardcopy.clone();
    c.flush();
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_TWO);
    assertEquals(QUEUE_TYPE_REV, c.getQueue());
    // the new interval should be (100 + 8/4) * 1.2 = 122
    assertTrue(checkRevIvl(col, c, 122));
    assertEquals(col.getSched().getToday() + c.getIvl(), c.getDue());
    // factor should have been decremented
    assertEquals(2350, c.getFactor());
    // check counters
    assertEquals(1, c.getLapses());
    assertEquals(4, c.getReps());
    // ease 3
    // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    c = cardcopy.clone();
    c.flush();
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_THREE);
    // the new interval should be (100 + 8/2) * 2.5 = 260
    assertTrue(checkRevIvl(col, c, 260));
    assertEquals(col.getSched().getToday() + c.getIvl(), c.getDue());
    // factor should have been left alone
    assertEquals(STARTING_FACTOR, c.getFactor());
    // ease 4
    // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    c = cardcopy.clone();
    c.flush();
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_FOUR);
    // the new interval should be (100 + 8) * 2.5 * 1.3 = 351
    assertTrue(checkRevIvl(col, c, 351));
    assertEquals(col.getSched().getToday() + c.getIvl(), c.getDue());
    // factor should have been increased
    assertEquals(2650, c.getFactor());
}

Example 38 with DeckConfig

use of com.ichi2.libanki.DeckConfig in project Anki-Android by ankidroid.

the class SchedTest method test_newLimits_V1.

@Test
public void test_newLimits_V1() throws Exception {
    Collection col = getColV1();
    // add some notes
    long deck2 = addDeck("Default::foo");
    Note note;
    for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++) {
        note = col.newNote();
        note.setItem("Front", Integer.toString(i));
        if (i > 4) {
            note.model().put("did", deck2);
        }
        col.addNote(note);
    }
    // give the child deck a different configuration
    long c2 = col.getDecks().confId("new conf");
    col.getDecks().setConf(col.getDecks().get(deck2), c2);
    col.reset();
    // both confs have defaulted to a limit of 20
    assertEquals("both confs have defaulted to a limit of 20", 20, col.getSched().counts().getNew());
    // first card we get comes from parent
    Card c = getCard();
    assertEquals(1, c.getDid());
    // limit the parent to 10 cards, meaning we get 10 in total
    DeckConfig conf1 = col.getDecks().confForDid(1);
    conf1.getJSONObject("new").put("perDay", 10);
    col.getDecks().save(conf1);
    col.reset();
    assertEquals(10, col.getSched().counts().getNew());
    // if we limit child to 4, we should get 9
    DeckConfig conf2 = col.getDecks().confForDid(deck2);
    conf2.getJSONObject("new").put("perDay", 4);
    col.getDecks().save(conf2);
    col.reset();
    assertEquals(9, col.getSched().counts().getNew());
}

Example 39 with DeckConfig

use of com.ichi2.libanki.DeckConfig in project Anki-Android by ankidroid.

the class SchedTest method test_newBoxes_v1.

@Test
public void test_newBoxes_v1() throws Exception {
    Collection col = getColV1();
    Note note = col.newNote();
    note.setItem("Front", "one");
    col.addNote(note);
    col.reset();
    Card c = getCard();
    DeckConfig conf = col.getSched()._cardConf(c);
    conf.getJSONObject("new").put("delays", new JSONArray(new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }));
    col.getDecks().save(conf);
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_TWO);
    // should handle gracefully
    conf.getJSONObject("new").put("delays", new JSONArray(new double[] { 1 }));
    col.getDecks().save(conf);
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_TWO);
}

Example 40 with DeckConfig

use of com.ichi2.libanki.DeckConfig in project Anki-Android by ankidroid.

the class SchedTest method test_learn_dayV1.

@Test
public void test_learn_dayV1() throws Exception {
    Collection col = getColV1();
    // add a note
    Note note = col.newNote();
    note.setItem("Front", "one");
    col.addNote(note);
    col.reset();
    Card c = getCard();
    DeckConfig conf = col.getSched()._cardConf(c);
    conf.getJSONObject("new").put("delays", new JSONArray(new double[] { 1, 10, 1440, 2880 }));
    col.getDecks().save(conf);
    // pass it
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_TWO);
    // two reps to graduate, 1 more today
    assertEquals(3, c.getLeft() % 1000);
    assertEquals(1, c.getLeft() / 1000);
    assertEquals(new Counts(0, 1, 0), col.getSched().counts());
    c = getCard();
    assertEquals(SECONDS_PER_DAY, col.getSched().nextIvl(c, BUTTON_TWO));
    // answering it will place it in queue 3
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_TWO);
    assertEquals(col.getSched().getToday() + 1, c.getDue());
    assertEquals(QUEUE_TYPE_DAY_LEARN_RELEARN, c.getQueue());
    assertNull(getCard());
    // for testing, move it back a day
    c.setDue(c.getDue() - 1);
    c.flush();
    col.reset();
    assertEquals(new Counts(0, 1, 0), col.getSched().counts());
    c = getCard();
    // nextIvl should work
    assertEquals(SECONDS_PER_DAY * 2, col.getSched().nextIvl(c, BUTTON_TWO));
    // if we fail it, it should be back in the correct queue
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_ONE);
    assertEquals(QUEUE_TYPE_LRN, c.getQueue());
    col.undo();
    col.reset();
    c = getCard();
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_TWO);
    // simulate the passing of another two days
    c.setDue(c.getDue() - 2);
    c.flush();
    col.reset();
    // the last pass should graduate it into a review card
    assertEquals(SECONDS_PER_DAY, col.getSched().nextIvl(c, BUTTON_TWO));
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_TWO);
    assertEquals(CARD_TYPE_REV, c.getType());
    assertEquals(QUEUE_TYPE_REV, c.getQueue());
    // if the lapse step is tomorrow, failing it should handle the counts
    // correctly
    c.setDue(0);
    c.flush();
    col.reset();
    assertEquals(new Counts(0, 0, 1), col.getSched().counts());
    conf = col.getSched()._cardConf(c);
    conf.getJSONObject("lapse").put("delays", new JSONArray(new double[] { 1440 }));
    col.getDecks().save(conf);
    c = getCard();
    col.getSched().answerCard(c, BUTTON_ONE);
    assertEquals(CARD_TYPE_RELEARNING, c.getQueue());
    assertEquals(new Counts(0, 0, 0), col.getSched().counts());
}