AnkiWeb
- Votes
- 8 (π 7 Β· π 1)
- Updated
- 2019-12-17
- Anki versions
- unknown
- License
- GPL-3.0 (from the GitHub repository)
- Description language
- en
AnkiWeb addon 2055037404
Scrapes Japanese definitions from Weblio's online dictionary for selected notes, cleans the text, and supports configurable fields and multi-threaded batch lookups.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | β | 2019-12-17 |
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Scrapes monolingual Japanese definitions from Daijirin and Weblio Wikipedia for insertion into selected Anki note fields, with search and add shortcuts.
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.
Automates Hebrew flashcard creation in Anki by scraping definitions, word forms, translations, and images from the web into 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.
Automatically generates Japanese-to-Japanese definitions from bolded source-field words via the goo.ne dictionary, filling empty destination fields across add, browse, and edit windows.
Fetches English definitions, examples, and UK/US pronunciation audio from Cambridge Dictionary to create clean, minimal vocabulary cards in Anki.
An Anki add-on, based on the Japanese Definitions for Korean Vocabulary add-on (which is based on Sanseido Definitions add-on), for adding Japanese definitions of Japanese vocabulary. It's primarily meant for learners who already had some grasp of Japanese.
This add-on crawls Weblio's dictionary and scrapes the definition for each selected note. It also does a simple cleaning on the fetched definition to remove some useless text from weblio, for example the word's pronunciation and some external links. If you find any problem with the scraped definition, open an issue on github, please mention which word resulted in the undesired results.
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It currently doesn't work if only one card is selected, see bug #9.
But, it should work if another note or card is selected (it will hide the note fields at the bottom) before clicking on "Regenerate Japanese Definitions."
Fixed.
Now, it works if a single card is selected.
The add-on requires two fields:
If you want to use different names to match your current note types, you can edit those values on Tools > Add-ons > Config. You need to restart Anki for the changes take effect.
Just select the card(s) you'd like to adjust in Anki's Browser and select Edit -> Regenerate Japanese definitions. Do note that each definition is pulled from Weblio's online dictionary, so if you're bulk-editting thousands of cards, this could take a while.
It currently supports multi-threading, and by default up to 15 words are searched simultaneously. This value can be changed on Tools > Add-ons > Config, it is not necessary to restart Anki for the changes take effect. It doesn't seem to take too much of the CPU resources, and maybe it can still be increased depending on your PC processing power. But, be aware that a very high number can trigger weblio's DDoS protection and crash the results.
For questions or support, please refer to this plugin's github page.