AnkiWeb addon 1657733540
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.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 23.12.1 | 24.06.3+ | 2025-01-06 |
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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.
Automatically fills Japanese vocabulary and sentence flashcards from a typed word or sentence, adding translations, kana readings, kanji readings, transitivity, part-of-speech, offline dictionary lookups, and Google TTS audio.
Automatically fetches Japanese-Japanese definitions from weblio and formats them into a note field from comma-separated words, including readings, indented sub-definitions, and examples.
Automatically generates and bulk-generates furigana readings and looks up Japanese pitch accents, adding them to configured Anki note fields.
Creates bulk Japanese vocabulary and phrase flashcards from kanji or words using a bundled dictionary, with field mapping, configurable Hepburn romanization, and optional Jisho audio downloads.
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.
Welcome to my Anki add-on! This add-on provides the ability to automatically populate fields in Anki flashcards with kanji readings and definitions. The add-on utilizes JMdict (Japanese-Multilingual Dictionary) for the definition lookups. It was created primarily because I was a little annoyed that the rubytext never seemed to line up with characters properly with any of the existing addons I could find.
Plus, I didn't really get why I needed to use the internet when there's already readily available dictionaries to be downloaded.
With this add-on, you can:
I have used JMdict for fetching kanji readings and definitions. More information about JMdict can be found here: JMdict
Here's an example of what this addon does for a note, please note that there are no note types provided with the addon so you'll need to make your own.
From this
To this
After installation, please update the following settings found here:
The following settings are provided
To use simply type in the word like so
Hit tab or move off the field and the rest of the fields will be populated.
To remove the outputs, for example if the card is a duplicate then use the following to clear all fields.
To perform a bulk update, use the following option from the main dropdown
Select the deck you wish to update from the dropdown and then click OK. Please note that it may take a moment for all cards to update. No data will be overwritten during this process. This is functionally identical to updating cards in a manual manner.
Your contributions are welcome! If you have any ideas or suggestions, please feel free to Submit an issue.
Please see the LICENSE file for details.
Welcome to my Anki add-on! This add-on provides the ability to automatically populate fields in Anki flashcards with kanji readings and definitions. The add-on utilizes JMdict (Japanese-Multilingual Dictionary) for the definition lookups. It was created primarily because I was a little annoyed that the rubytext never seemed to line up with characters properly with any of the existing addons I could find.
Plus, I didn't really get why I needed to use the internet when there's already readily available dictionaries to be downloaded.
With this add-on, you can:
I have used JMdict for fetching kanji readings and definitions. More information about JMdict can be found here: JMdict
Here's an example of what this addon does for a note, please note that there are no note types provided with the addon so you'll need to make your own.
From this
To this
After installation, please update the following settings found here:
The following settings are provided
To use simply type in the word like so
Hit tab or move off the field and the rest of the fields will be populated.
To remove the outputs, for example if the card is a duplicate then use the following to clear all fields.
To perform a bulk update, use the following option from the main dropdown
Select the deck you wish to update from the dropdown and then click OK. Please note that it may take a moment for all cards to update. No data will be overwritten during this process. This is functionally identical to updating cards in a manual manner.
Your contributions are welcome! If you have any ideas or suggestions, please feel free to Submit an issue.
Please see the LICENSE file for details.