Card Scheduling Priority (customize intervals)

AnkiWeb addon 580930132

Sets per-card custom review intervals via a right-click prioritization menu in the editor, automatically applying them during study instead of relying on deck-wide settings.
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10 (👍 8 · 👎 2)
Updated
2023-05-12
Anki versions
2.1.62~
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Languages
Python, JSON
Description language
en

Maintenance

stale

  • Last update or commit: 2025-03-27 (584 days before the snapshot).
  • Test files: 9.
  • The GitHub repo is shared with 3 other addons; its commits, issues and releases are not specific to this one.
  • Commits in the last year: 0.
  • Issues: 18 open, 135 closed.
  • Pull requests: 2 open, 21 merged.
  • Median first response: 257 hours (91 answered issues and pull requests).
  • Outside pull requests: 100% of 10 merged.

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Description

The goal of this addon is to let you define different intervals for a group of cards in a deck. Suppose you have a deck and you want to increase the interval when you mark a revision as good (for example). Currently you can do so, using Anki through Deck Options. Now, let's say you want to customize the interval of only some cards. Through that Deck Options this is not possible tough, because it applies the options to the entire deck. Customizing the intervals given by Anki --------------------------------------------------------- Having this feature could be interesting because in many times you want to use a customized interval. Even if you marked a given card as "good", sometimes you would like to review it again, before the provided time. It's possible to do it somehow with a few addons. For instance: * Define any custom time you want, with a shortcut that asks you what interval you want; * Lots of extra buttons with customized times, for each one These options do work. They need you to manually choose the interval that you desire in each revision. As you have so many options (especially with those buttons), sometimes you are not sure about which one to use in that time. Schedule Priority comes up ------------------------------------- This addon modifies intervals based on the card (note) record. So when you are studying it, the time is assigned automatically. No need to think about this detail during the review. How to use it ---------------------- In the edit view, while either creating or editing the card, use the context menu (right click on mouse) and select one of the given options. Edit card -> Right click -> Card Priorization -> Click the choosen option Scheduler V3 ----------------------- Check out instructions at: https://github.com/ssricardo/anki-plugins/wiki/Card-Priority---Scheduler-V3 Bugs / Suggestions / more... =========================== Please, feel free to make suggestions and open issues about possible bugs found. Check out the documentation at GitHub. Updates ========= 12/15/2023: version 4.0:
  • Adapt Scheduler reference to recent versions of Anki
  • Added support (as possible) for Anki Scheduler v.3
  • Small adjust in calculated date
  • Try preventing some errors
26/07/2021: version 3.0:
  • Added support to Anki Scheduler v.2
About =========== Addon developed by ssricardo. Check out more of my addons on https://github.com/ssricardo/anki-plugins.

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