AnkiWeb addon 1073112894
Imports and exports filtered decks as JSON for sharing, with toggles for suspended, new, or due cards, plus renaming and duplicate detection.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 23.09 | 24.06.3+ | 2024-08-13 |
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Exports and imports decks and notes as hierarchical JSON with media, enabling GitHub-based collaboration and Git-backed snapshots that track edit history.
Exports filtered deck configurations to a text file, restores them, and deletes all filtered decks through the Tools menu, recommending an Anki restart afterward.
Exports and imports note types as portable JSON files, offering selective export/import, conflict previews, and smart conflict resolution.
Creates one filtered deck per tag under a parent deck, with configurable limits, ordering, preview or rescheduling, optional automatic unsuspending, and Browser tag selection.
Two-way syncs Notion toggle blocks and Anki cards, mirroring pages as decks, updating edits in place, handling images, formatting, priority tags, and orphan cleanup.
Adds visual Browser layouts, tabs, zoom, explorer-style navigation, drag-and-drop organization, folder colours, and a grid-based note-type manager with counters, quick editors, nested folders, and JSON import/export.
Filtered Deck Manager is an Anki add-on providing support for importing and exporting filtered decks, with the primary motivation being for sharing filtered decks based on the same source deck.
To export a filtered deck, select the deck(s) for export using the checkboxes in the Select column, then press the Export Selected button. If exporting all filtered decks, the Export All button can be used.
The file exported is a .json file that is also readable in any text editor.
To import filtered decks, first select the file containing the data to import using the Open File button. This will stage the filtered decks in a table, showing data including the Deck Name, estimated total number of cards, additional toggles (as described below), and the tags included in the deck.
(is:new OR is:due)
An option is provided for Filtered Decks to be renamed on import, which can be done by double-clicking on the filtered deck name in the table and entering the new name.
On import, the add-on will check against existing filtered decks and other decks in the imported file to prevent import of a duplicate deck. The criteria used are an exact match of tags and the name of the deck.
For more detailed configuration options, Filtered Deck Manager has a overall add-on configuration as well as per-deck configuration. Add-on level configuration is modified through Anki Desktop, and deck configuration options are set on deck export and contained with the exported .json file.
In order to decide whether to use global add-on configurations, or accept the ones contained within a deck on import, modify the use_global_config option in the add-on settings.
Filtered Deck Manager is an Anki add-on providing support for importing and exporting filtered decks, with the primary motivation being for sharing filtered decks based on the same source deck.
To export a filtered deck, select the deck(s) for export using the checkboxes in the Select column, then press the Export Selected button. If exporting all filtered decks, the Export All button can be used.
The file exported is a .json file that is also readable in any text editor.
To import filtered decks, first select the file containing the data to import using the Open File button. This will stage the filtered decks in a table, showing data including the Deck Name, estimated total number of cards, additional toggles (as described below), and the tags included in the deck.
(is:new OR is:due)
An option is provided for Filtered Decks to be renamed on import, which can be done by double-clicking on the filtered deck name in the table and entering the new name.
On import, the add-on will check against existing filtered decks and other decks in the imported file to prevent import of a duplicate deck. The criteria used are an exact match of tags and the name of the deck.
For more detailed configuration options, Filtered Deck Manager has a overall add-on configuration as well as per-deck configuration. Add-on level configuration is modified through Anki Desktop, and deck configuration options are set on deck export and contained with the exported .json file.
In order to decide whether to use global add-on configurations, or accept the ones contained within a deck on import, modify the use_global_config option in the add-on settings.