AnkiWeb addon 1333083808
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Merges newly added flashcards with existing ones sharing the same front or back, updates those cards and marks them new, using a dedicated note type with configurable sorting.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | + | 2024-08-01 |
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Creates reversed flashcards from an existing deck by swapping Front and Back fields, adding a "reversed" tag while preserving other fields and tags, in a new or existing deck.
Creates flipped copies of Anki decks by swapping front and back fields, and keeps those copies updated when the original deck changes.
During .apkg import, moves existing duplicate or conflicting cards sharing the exact same GUID into the imported deck while preserving their scheduling and review history.
Imports RSS feed entries as Anki notes with per-feed deck, note type, field mappings, tags, and duplicate detection, though it no longer works with recent Anki versions.
Protects chosen fields, tags, note styling, and deck descriptions when importing shared decks, while allowing selective forced updates and tag merging.
Splits or distributes large Anki decks into subdecks by deck count or card count, keeps note cards together, and merges subdecks back with undo support.
An Anki add-on allowing you to merge cards while adding them.
Assume you're learning French and you create the following cards:
Now, if you're shown voler, it'd be nice if you knew both meanings. And vice versa, if you're shown to steal, you should know both French words.
You could edit an already existing card to add a second meaning, but that would be tedious and not update the scheduler.
This add-on solves the problem. For every card added, it searches for cards with the same front or back, then updates those cards and marks them as new. So in the above situation, you would have 4 cards:
Adding (piquer, to sting) would update the back of the second card to to steal, to sting, and add a new card (to sting, piquer).
The add-on only merges the cards of the note type X-DupliCard. This type will be added on startup, if it doesn't exist. Functionally it's the same as the basic card, except it also has the Type field, which can be used to distinguish the "sides" of the card. The type can be either FB (front-back) or BF (back-front).
Configuration options:
Code for custom sorting. It should be a valid Python function body. The function will be passed as key argument to the .sort() method called on a list of texts in the card. The text will be passed to the function as the entry argument.
For example, if you have a card with light on the front and léger on the back, and on adding (light, la lumière) you want to sort the French words nouns-first, you could set the sorter property to something like articles = ['le ', 'la ', 'les ', 'l\\'']\n\nif any(entry.startswith(article_in_entry := article) for article in articles):\n return (0, entry.removeprefix(article_in_entry))\n\nreturn (1, entry), which corresponds to the following code:
articles = ['le ', 'la' , 'les ', 'l\'']
if any(entry.startswith(article_in_entry := article) for article in articles):
return (0, entry.removeprefix(article_in_entry))
return (1, entry)
Warning: the code is exec-ed, do it at your own risk.
The default is alphabetical sorting.
This add-on monkey-patches the Collection.add_note method. It should not affect other cards, but if it does, please report an issue.
A drawback of this add-on is that it creates 2 separate basic cards for each word-meaning pair, so if you make a typo, for example, you have to correct both cards.
Type field to the card
An Anki add-on allowing you to merge cards while adding them.
Assume you're learning French and you create the following cards:
Now, if you're shown voler, it'd be nice if you knew both meanings. And vice versa, if you're shown to steal, you should know both French words.
You could edit an already existing card to add a second meaning, but that would be tedious and not update the scheduler.
This add-on solves the problem. For every card added, it searches for cards with the same front or back, then updates those cards and marks them as new. So in the above situation, you would have 4 cards:
Adding (piquer, to sting) would update the back of the second card to to steal, to sting, and add a new card (to sting, piquer).
The add-on only merges the cards of the note type X-DupliCard. This type will be added on startup, if it doesn't exist. Functionally it's the same as the basic card, except it also has the Type field, which can be used to distinguish the "sides" of the card. The type can be either FB (front-back) or BF (back-front).
Configuration options:
Code for custom sorting. It should be a valid Python function body. The function will be passed as key argument to the .sort() method called on a list of texts in the card. The text will be passed to the function as the entry argument.
For example, if you have a card with light on the front and léger on the back, and on adding (light, la lumière) you want to sort the French words nouns-first, you could set the sorter property to something like articles = ['le ', 'la ', 'les ', 'l\\'']\n\nif any(entry.startswith(article_in_entry := article) for article in articles):\n return (0, entry.removeprefix(article_in_entry))\n\nreturn (1, entry), which corresponds to the following code:
articles = ['le ', 'la' , 'les ', 'l\'']
if any(entry.startswith(article_in_entry := article) for article in articles):
return (0, entry.removeprefix(article_in_entry))
return (1, entry)
Warning: the code is exec-ed, do it at your own risk.
The default is alphabetical sorting.
This add-on monkey-patches the Collection.add_note method. It should not affect other cards, but if it does, please report an issue.
A drawback of this add-on is that it creates 2 separate basic cards for each word-meaning pair, so if you make a typo, for example, you have to correct both cards.
Type field to the card