Japanese Example Sentences

AnkiWeb addon 2413435972

Automatically fills a designated Examples field with Japanese example sentences, preferring short, checked ones, and offers a bulk-add option for permanently writing examples, configurable by note type and fields.
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67 (πŸ‘ 57 Β· πŸ‘Ž 10)
Updated
2019-02-20
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GPL-2.0 (from the headers of the Python files)
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Languages
Python, JSON
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en

Maintenance

abandoned

  • Last update or commit: 2019-02-20 (2811 days before the snapshot).

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Description

Current Version: r15 (20-02-2019) Do not load examples if maxShow == 0 Support for Anki 2.1 (support for Anki 2.0 is discontinued). Description: This addon makes a few changes to the original plugin, the most important one of course being compatibility with Anki 2. Other changes are:
  • Prefers checked sentences (~) over non-checked sentences. Will add "{CHECKED}" add the end of the translation for those sentences. Please note that there aren't that many checked sentences available.
  • Prefers shorter sentences over longer ones.
  • Offers a bulk-add option to permanently write examples to the destination field. Writes 5 sentences by default. Especially useful for mobile users. To use this option, go to "Browse -> Edit -> Bulk-add Examples"
  • Automatically adds examples when adding cards. This feature can be disabled in the configuration.
  • If no example sentences are found based on the Expression field, it will use part of the expression up to //, and then it will try to remove braces, and search on that. E.g. "チラシ/ぢら" will result in looking for "チラシ", and "ι™γ‹οΌˆγͺοΌ‰" will result in looking for "静かγͺ".
Feel free to download a newer version of the example sentences database. I got the current version on 2012-12-25, from http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/examples.utf.gz . How to use/install: By default, make sure you have a field called "Expression", and a field called "Examples" (this is the field the add-on will fill with its data; you can change these in the add-on configuration). You can add fields by going to Add->Fields. Don't forget to actually make this field show up on your cards by adding it to your card template (i.e. something like "{{Examples}}" on the back template) You can also set the field names in the configuration for _only_ the Japanese or _only_ the English parts of the example sentences. Aside from that, you need to make sure to have "example_sentences" (by default) in your model name. You can change the note type name in configuration of the add-on. To rename your note type, go to Add -> Click on "your_current_note_name" -> Manage -> Rename. If you run into trouble, or just can't figure out where all these options are, send me an email. I'm more than happy to help! Contact Info: For the online git repository, see https://github.com/javdejong/japanese-examples . Apparently there's not much of a conversation possible using the comment section here, so you are free to send any complaints/feature requests using github, or send an email to javdejong@gmail.com. Pull requests or patches can also be sent via github.