AnkiWeb addon 1872210448
Automatically creates kanji cards in an optimal learning order based on vocabulary in your decks, with dictionary lookup, statistics, and recognition or production support.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.35 | 23.12.1+ | 2024-02-23 |
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Streamlines language learning with global-hotkey dictionary lookups, automatic deconjugation, frequency data, and quick export of definitions and audio to Anki cards.
Generates interactive color-coded kanji grids from your decks, sortable by JLPT, Jouyou, Kanken, frequency, score, Unicode, or order, with Jisho links and PNG/HTML export.
Generates interactive, color-coded grids of deck kanji sorted by JLPT, Jouyou, Kanken, frequency, score, Unicode, or discovery order, with Jisho links and timestamped PNG/HTML exports.
Generates customizable kanji popup dictionaries on cards showing readings, meanings, JLPT level, frequency, Koohii stories, example vocabulary, and stroke order, with mobile support.
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.
Adds kanji readings and pitch accent information with automatic coloring to Japanese cards, generates native audio, and works across Anki platforms via JavaScript, compatible with MorphMan.
Migaku Kanji GOD!!
The Migaku Kanji God addon allows you to learn kanji in an order that is optimal for you. No more learning of kanji you almost never see. The addon creates the kanji cards for you as you go!
Watch the release trailer.
The main features are: β Automatically creates the necessary kanji cards for the cards that are in the queue of any premade deck of your choosing (e.g. card contains η§ and the addon creates cards for εΆ, η¦Ύ and η§, in this order). β Automatically creates kanji cards when you add a card to your decks that contains a kanji you do not yet know. β Cards show you words YOU have learned, have in your deck or not learned yet, or example words if its a new kanji! β Look up any kanji with the build in kanji dictionary. β Track your kanji stats. β Learn kanji in the optimal order for the JLPT, Kanken or just by school year, frequency. β All of those functions can be used for recognition cards, production cards or both! β The Database is managed by the community! You can suggest changes if info is missing! β Keywords, meaning and mnemonic stories are provided, but you can add your own keywords and stories!
For a guide on how to set this up, you can find a video here.
To report issues or see what is planned in the future, you can find the addon on Github.
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Learn kanji within the context of the vocab in your Anki collection. Includes kanji metadata (mnemonic stories, component part primitives/radicals), a kanji lookup browser for quick references, and note types for both production (writing) and recognition. And more.
More details, and the installation code can be found on AnkiWeb. IF you want to get straight to the point - you can install the addon via the Anki menu Tools > Add-ons > "Get add-ons" button > type in 1872210448.
Main releases and updates are managed via AnkiWeb, and so your addon will automatically prompt you for updates.
For alpha and beta releases, you can install these directly via the releases page, downloading and opening the *.ankiaddon file. No special measures are required for the retention of your user data, you can simply install it over your existing addon.
A video guide is available on YouTube.
If you have questions or are having difficulties setting up the addon, you can talk with us directly on the Migaku Discord server (available to Patreon supporters) in the #migaku-kanji-god channel. There is also a long channel history there you can search through for common questions.
To report bugs or request features, you can do so here by opening an Issue on GitHub. Please search issues (both open and closed) to see if your bug/feature already has an issue open for it. Voicing support for features you want to see will help us prioritise what will make it into the next release.
You can also:
You can have a look at the planned features we have for the next few releases here. Click on the version candidate title to see the GitHub issues assigned to it.
Note that we have a dedicated someday, maybe milestone where we archive long-term or uncertain plans. We keep these issues closed so long as we have no immediate plans to work on them in the foreseeable roadmap. However, if you feel strongly about a feature we encourage you to comment on the issue or give it a thumbs-up.
If you'd like to see what has changed with each release, you can view our detailed changelogs:
Contributions of all kinds are welcome - please read the contribution guidelines (CONTRIBUTING.md) before submitting any issues or pull requests.
Before diving into the code, make sure you read the development documentation (DEVELOPMENT.md) to learn how this repository is structured.
Migaku Kanji GOD is Copyright Β© 2022 Migaku Ltd.
Migaku Kanji GOD is free and open-source software. The add-on code that runs within Anki is released under the GNU GPLv3 license. For more information please see the LICENSE file that accompanied this program.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.