AnkiWeb addon 616432733
Imports markdown files as flashcards with customizable front/back delimiters and KaTeX support, though it lacks error handling and requires specifying semicolon separators during import.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.2 | 23.12.1+ | 2024-05-26 |
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Renders Markdown in Anki's Front and Back fields as interactive quizzes—cloze, multiple choice, reveals, collapsible blocks, tabs, audio, code highlighting and KaTeX—with offline assets and floating reveal/drag-to-rate controls.
Imports and exports CSS and card templates for all note types via folders, with configurable delimiters, filenames, and optional global CSS handling.
Renders Anki flashcards with enhanced markdown, LaTeX math, syntax highlighting, theme-aware styling, and interactive cloze toggles via React-based note types.
Provides archived basic and cloze note types with Markdown, KaTeX math, code-block cloze support, colored clozes, dark mode, and customizable CSS styling.
Adds Basic and Cloze note types supporting Markdown and fast KaTeX math, with cross-device online rendering, code highlighting, chemistry formulas, text marking, and a desktop live preview.
Imports and exports Markdown notes as Anki cards, converting Q/A entries into basic or reversed cards and mapping folders to decks.
Write flashcards in markdown and import them to anki. The delimiters for the front and back of a card are <!\> and <!\\> (without the brackets) but can be customized. KaTex is supported as well. Open the import dialog under Tools > Import Markdown > Select .md File to Upload -> Click ok. In the following form, make sure to specify the separator as "Semicolon" or ";". This may be usable, but it is far from done so if you have any issues or requests, please reach out to my github
this is an anki plugin which allows the user to import markdown files as flashcards. the delimiters for the front and back of cards are !\ and !\ by default and can be changed at will. error handling is non-existent as of right now. if it doesn't work for you that probably means the format of your .md file is incorrect. i'll try to work on that in the future. also the main.py can be used as a cmdline tool as well