Bulk-add Japanese Phonetic Components

AnkiWeb addon 1362659377

Bulk-adds Japanese phonetic components to a chosen card field using existing furigana kanji readings, with configurable source and destination fields via the Edit menu.
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2022-05-11
Anki versions
2.1.50~
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GPL-3.0 (from the headers of the Python files)
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JSON, Python
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Description

Use this add-on to bulk-add phonetic components from kanjis you already have on your cards. For more information, there is a good article on Tofugu to learn about what are phonetic components and why they can be useful to learn. Install instructions Prerequisite: You must have a field on your card with the kanji reading with furigana generated by the Japanese Support add-on. The field content should look like this: 食[た]べる.
  1. Create a new field on your cards called Phonetics. This field will be used to store the phonetic components generated by the add-on.
  2. Install the add-on, and open the add-on configuration window. You will see two fields to modify:
    • dstFields: Put here the name of the field you created on your previous step (by default it will already have Phonetics as the name).
    • srcFields: Put here the name of the field where your kanji readings with furigana are stored.
  3. Save the configuration. Go to the Card Browser, click on the Edit menu, and click on Bulk-add Phonetics.
  4. Make a search for Phonetics:_* on your Card Browser. This will select cards where a phonetic component was recognized.
Notice, if your reading field is ζ™‚[とき], it will not match the phonetic ε―Ί (じ) β†’ 侍, 持, ζ™‚, ε‘’, ε³™, so nothing will be generated. However if the correct reading is present, like in ζ™‚ι–“[γ˜γ‹γ‚“], then ε―Ί (じ) β†’ 侍, 持, ζ™‚, ε‘’, ε³™ will be included. Thanks to gajewsk2 for providing the original version of the addon, Bulk-Generate Japanese OnYomi Phonetics. This addon is based on his work and makes it compatible with Anki 2.1 and higher. Current version: v1.0.0 See source code on Github

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Anki add-ons

Collection of small Anki add-ons written for Anki 2.1.

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