Closet For Anki

Min Anki	Max Anki	Updated
2.1.31	2.1.33	2020-10-06
2.1.34	2.1.35	2020-11-16
2.1.36	2.1.40	2020-12-22
2.1.41	2.1.51	2021-04-12
2.1.52	2.1.54+	2022-08-12

NOTE: If you are using Anki pre v2.1.36, only iOS, macOS, and Linux are supported currently, Windows is supported starting with Anki v2.1.36 and AnkiDroid is supported with 2.15 (which is currently in alpha) respectively. Closet is a unique mix between a templating engine and a markup language written in TypeScript for the generation of flashcards, especially for the use in the Anki flashcard software. It allows to use many “effects”, that you’d like to have on flashcards, like shuffling text items, clozes, multiple choice, or image occlusions.

For more information, see first the introduction video and afterwards the website. Updates 2022-08-09: v0.6.1: - Additional support for Qt5 Anki (2.1.52+) and several bug fixes. Big thanks to kleinerpirat. 2022-07-15: v0.6.0: - Support for Qt6 Anki (2.1.52+). Big thanks to kleinerpirat who helped with this! 2020-04-12: v0.5.3: - Minor bugfix with style recipe 2020-04-11: v0.5.2: - Minor update: Add apply recipe as better alternative to simple recipe 2020-03-13: v0.5.1: - Introduce internals.template.(appendStyle/appendStyleAll/appendDocumentStyle) as preferred method to insert CSS documents 2020-03-12: v0.5.0 Closet CSS Update: BREAKING changes: - The library structure changed a little bit. If you had a custom setup, you might need to update it. If questions, don't hesitate to contact me. - Closet now is separated into both a JavaScript library, and a default CSS file. If you insert Closet with Asset Manager, the CSS import will be automatically added to the note type. You can also add it manually via putting @import url("__closet-0.5.0.css"); into your note type styling. This allows you to easily overwrite the default Closet styling with only CSS, which was a much asked feature. Big changes: - Closet now supports block tags. They're better suited for wrapping multiple lines with tags, then inline tags, as they will automatically "consume" the two linebreaks on the side. They look like this:

[[#c0]]
* Cloze going over
* multiple lines
[[/c0]]

- Closet has a new algorithm to detect "meaningful content". This allows you to wrap a list (<ul> or <ol>) with tags, and Closet will mix the list items for you. There's no easy to show it currently, but more details will follow soon... Other changes: - The default setup now includes sort filters, which can be used for a kind of multiple choice question, (see here for more info) - The tag selector in the editor now adapts to dark mode (thanks to @kleinerpirat) 2020-12-22: v0.3.0 Christmas Update: BREAKING changes: - If you use Closet with Asset Manager, Closet will insert a new "Closet Setup" entry into it - Simply take the code from your old setup (which is now "loose"), paste it into the new entry - Afterwards you can delete your the old ("loose") entry - If you use Image Occlusion with Closet, you should be careful, when editing the occlusions: - Make sure that the field, which is supposed to contain the occlusions has a name which is suffixed with a 0, e.g. "Cmds0", or "Code 0" - First turn on the occlusion editor, so that the occlusions are visible on the image - Now delete the occlusions in the "Cmds0" field - Now accept the occlusions on the image: it should now insert the occlusions wrapped [#!occlusions ...your occlusions... #] General: - Support for Windows + AnkiDroid (starting with 2.15alpha17) - By default, Closet now automatically pastes occlusions into a zero-indexed field, if it exists, rather than copying to clipboard - This behavior can be changed in the add-on settings - As a beta-feature, Closet now hooks on the cloze shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+C and Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C) for clozes in a Closet-style - Add a select input in the toolbar, to configure what this shortcut outputs - The toolbar can be set with Ctrl+1, Ctrl+2, for different kinds of tags - The tag shortcuts respects the semantics of different tags (e.g. `[[c1::` cannot be on a field without a "Code 1" field, but `[[mix1::` can) Occlusions: - The occlusion editor will refuse to turn on, if the note type does not support Closet - You can set the max-height for images in the settings window (in percentage of the screen height) - Right-click on images, you can resize pictures in the editor - Trying to close the AddCards window with the occlusion editor open, will inform you to close it first - Turning on occlusion editor will highlight the icon in the menu - Make font size of labels dynamic to adjust to image size 2020-11-05: v0.2.3 has MathJax support in Anki - I improved on the previous approaches, and fixed some long-standing issues, that prevented full MathJax support 2020-11-03: v0.2.2 has experimental MathJax support in Anki - I removed most of the MathJax support, because it would lead to issues that hide the entire card from displaying in the reviewer 2020-11-02: v0.2.1 has experimental MathJax support in Anki - To enable it, you need to reinsert Closet using Asset Manager 2020-10-24: v0.2.0 brought some crucial changes with it, which try to make the Closet experience a better one. - Closet doesn't need Anki Persistence installed anymore - When opening the Asset Manager window, you will notice a script which says it's "loose". You can simply delete it. - Closet is now loaded asynchronously, which will increase the performance. Support If you like my add-ons, you can consider supporting me. My add-ons will always be freely available for everybody, but what I can offer you is my sincere thanks, and first-hand technical support, if you have any questions/issues with my add-ons. At the same time it allows me to put more time and focus into developing these and making them as powerful and user-friendly as they are. Thanks for considering!

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