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A free and open-source chess improvement app that combines the power of Lichess and Anki.

Demos

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Check out the documentation:

	Tutorial
Setup chessli	How to set chessli up
Games & Mistakes	How to learn from your games
Openings	How to build an opening repertoire
Tactics	How to get better at tactics
Anki Cards	How to use chessli's anki cards

Automatically fetch your games and played tactics puzzles from lichess via the berserk python client for the Lichess API.!
Find your mistakes by parsing your games and analysing them with python-chess.
Build a simple opening repertoire and list your known openings
Spaced repetition & Retrieval Practice: Automatically (via apy) or manually (via csv export) add your game mistakes, your openings and your tackled lichess puzzles into Anki
Stats and visualizations: Seamlessly show lichess leaderboards or plot your rating history.

pip install chessli

That's it!

To get help about chesslis commands, open your console and type:

chessli --help

The same works for subcommands, e.g., :

chessli games --help

You can find an overview of all availabe cli-commands here in the docs.

Now as you are familiar with the basics, you might want to walk through the tutorial to get the most out of chessli! Start with setting up chessli.

	Acknowledgements
`Lichess`	A free, no-ads, open source chess server that let's everyone play chess! Think about whether to become a patron! :)
`Anki`	A free and open-source flashcard program using spaced-repetition, a technique from cognitive science for fast and long-lasting memorization. I couldn't imagine learning without it anymore.
`Anki Card Templates`	The interactive chess functionality on Chessli's anki cards is based from these fantastic cards.
`python-chess`	Most of the heavy lifting, e.g. parsing games, finding mistakes, extracting openings, etc. is done with `python-chess`.
`berserk`	The communication between `lichess` and `chessli` is performed via `berserk`
`typer`	The `chessli` `cli` is built with the great `typer`
`rich`	The rich colors and fancy tables are made possible by `rich`
`apy`	Importing cards directly into anki without csv-export can be done via `apy`

For a detailed explanation of source distributions (sdists) and built distributions (wheels), please see the package formats documentation.

Source distribution for chessli 0.2.4
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Table of built distributions (wheels) for chessli 0.2.4
File	Interpreter	ABI	Platform	Reset
chessli-0.2.4-py3-none-any.whl 22.8 kB Mar 13, 2021	Python 3	none	any	Details

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