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Scans Anki fields for hiragana, katakana, and kanji, then adds unique characters to a Kanji Dojo backup file ordered by card maturity for writing practice.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 24.10 | 25.02.1+ | 2025-05-28 |
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Bulk-inserts color-coded SVG kanji and optional kana stroke order diagrams into a chosen field, with deck, note type, tag, card-state filters and dark mode support.
Randomizes Japanese card fonts and optionally swaps hiragana/katakana, displays vertical text, and changes text size during review.
Automatically fills Anki fields with kanji readings, hiragana, word type, and limited JMdict definitions offline, plus example sentences, with configurable field mappings and bulk deck updates.
Scans tagged cards for kanji and suspends or unsuspends them based on whether all contained kanji are known, updating manually.
Downloads and attaches audio in bulk from prioritized URL sources to selected Anki cards, with field mapping, kana filtering, request delays, and duplicate-to-empty-field options.
Auto-generates Japanese vocabulary notecards from a word list via the Jisho.org API, including definitions, readings, JLPT level, kanji explanations, furigana and example sentences, placed in a custom deck.
This is an early release and while the application is very unlikely to cause issues, please ensure you always retain backups of your Kanji Dojo data!
Kanji Dojo Buddy is a plugin that lets you analyze your Anki cards for Japanese characters—hiragana, katakana, and kanji—and add them into your Kanji Dojo backup file.
Your mature Anki cards will be sorted in order of maturity and each unique character added to Kanji Dojo in that order. This means that, as long as you turn shuffle off in Kanji Dojo, you can practice writing characters that you are most familiar with first, making it easier to match your writing practice to your Anki vocab and sentence reviews.
Make sure at least one Kanji Dojo character deck already exists (even if it's empty) before you begin.
First, from Kanji Dojo, create a backup from the backup menu.
Next, within Anki, select the Update Kanji Dojo Backup from the Tools menu.
You will be prompted to select your backup file:
Once you've done so, click next. The next dialog will prompt you for three things:
Once complete, an update backup zip will be created:
Note: The original backup zip is never modified.
From within Kanji Dojo, simply use the backup restore feature to restore this new, modified backup zip.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 2.