Remember me that [Google assistant replica]

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I love the "remember that" feature of Google assistant. At least in Spanish it works like s*it so I decided to make a replica, offline!!!

I use this mostly for bookmark TV series. Sometimes I sparse them or watch too many of them so I can not keep count of the episode or episodes where I left the last time. "Remember me that" I left in episode 134 of "x series".

I use it too for recipes, for exemple, "remember me that" ½ lb are X g. When I search for recipes in English sometimes they use the imperial or US system. I search for the equivalence and then say to automate to remember. When I do the recipe I do not have to search for it.

Mode of use.
Step 1: you will say "remember me that" [X thing]. Ex.: "remember me that" I need to feel like a boss.

Step 2: the flow will speak the [X thing]—without "remember me that"—and will wait for a "yes" or "no" confirmation. Ex.: I need to feel like a boss, "Is it correct?"

Step 3: a toast will show with the thing to remember and the latter will get stored in a database.

Step 4: you will ask "What did I say to you to remember?"—as long as it is not "remember me" it will be OK—and a list of the things you said will show. Select the ones you want to erase, if any, and they will be erased from the database.

NOTES. At present, they are only 6 things you can delete at the same time. If you want more you just have to copy blocks 53 and 60.

In the first new block sum +1. Ex.: in that case 7 (6+1). You will write something like that "loborra[0] = #7"—without the " "—in the new block.

In the second new block just add >—without the << >>— at the end of the statement section. The rest is the same including the " ". We use a six because the arrays start a 0, so if you write a 6 you will actually have 7 arrays, from 0 to 6.

Repeat the process if you want more.

This is the closest I got to use little blocks and to modify the database in a single selection. I am not a code person. This costed me months of trying, no exaggerating, sorry if it uses more blocks than needed.