AnkiWeb addon 1480367353
Adds Tools menu actions to suspend and tag all due cards as backlog, then release them in configurable batches by deck and order.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.16+ | 2022-06-05 |
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Provides leech and lapse management tools including markers, reversal, custom automated actions, cross-device sync, browser options, reviewer shortcuts, and text macros.
Enables quickly adding, editing, deleting, and toggling preset tags during review using customizable keyboard shortcuts, with optional burying or suspending of cards or notes afterward.
Adds quick triage actions—zeroing today's new cards or bulk-grading due cards Good/Easy—collection-wide or per deck, with preview counts and single undo steps.
Creates hierarchical filtered decks from tag trees in one click and lets you rebuild, empty, pin, and bulk-manage them via hover actions and a manager.
Compares notes for duplicates by grouping them by deck, note type, tag, or browser selection, matching specified fields, conditions, or regular expressions, then deletes, suspends, tags, or replaces fields.
Hides all new cards, or only those added today, until the next day by suspending and tagging them, with automatic triggers and a Tools menu command.
Add-on: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1480367353
This add-on adds a few nice-to-have items to the tools menu:
| Tools menu entry | Action |
|---|---|
| "Backlog due cards" | Suspend all due cards in the decks this add-on helps manage, and tag as "backlog". |
| "Release backlog batch" | Unsuspend cards tagged with "backlog". |
The decks managed by the add-on, the size of each backlog release batch, and the backlog release order, are configured in the add-on config.
Install this add-on the usual way, or (?) clone this repo and put it in your Anki add-ons folder.
In the add-on config, Tools > Add-Ons, select this add-on and click "Config". See config.md for more. Anki shows this same config.md as help during configuration.
I do development in a folder outside of Anki AddOns, and then I "deploy" (copy) the code to the addons folder.
To do so (at least on a Mac):
cd deploy/
cp deploy.config.example deploy.config
# ... now edit deploy/deploy.config for your system
cd ..
Run the deployment script from root:
$ ./deploy/deploy.sh
Ref https://addon-docs.ankiweb.net/sharing.html re sharing the zip.
On Mac:
Run ./zipping.sh
Upload the .zip file to https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1480367353