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=====

Okubo is a simple spaced-repetition system which you can associate with Active Record models to be learned
(such as words in a foreign language) and users in your system. Users study these
(such as words in a foreign language) and users in your system. Users study these
words, and as they mark these attempts right or wrong, Okubo will determine when they should be reviewed
next.

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Add to Gemfile (will put on rubygems once at 0.1):

```
gem 'okubo', :git => "git://github.com/rgravina/okubo.git"
gem 'okubo', git: 'https://github.com/rgravina/okubo.git'
```

Run:
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In addition to an <code>expired</code> method, Okubo provides a suggested reviewing sequence for all unknown words in the deck.
Words are randomly chosen from all untested words, failed, and finally expired in order of precedence.
Words are randomly chosen from all untested words, failed, and finally expired in order of precedence.

```ruby
user.words.review #=> [word]
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