Create study set from a csv or json file and import to goodnotes.

Creating large quantities of cards one-by-one is mind-numbing, so it would be much easier to do it on a computer with a keyboard in one big file, then import and study on the go!

Copy pasting a json card template 300 times is a lot easier than swiping, scrolling, and dealing with an onscreen keyboard to create those cards.

My specific use case is learning airport codes, airline codes, and other long lists of simple information.

Other use cases might include:
- memorizing chemical elements (over 100)
- states and capitals (50+50) (would require images, so maybe a zip format with json and image files?)
- recognizing crystals and rocks, plants, etc.
- any memorization task when starting a new job
- putting names to faces before a big meeting
- learning a corporation’s brand and values before a job interview

Alternative: Publicized file format for good notes import and export, specifically as relates to study sets!