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Imports LUTE terms and translations into Anki as two-field flashcards, with configurable status, parent-term, tag, deck, duplicate, and auto-import filters.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | 2.1.66+ | 2025-01-19 |
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Anki Add-on to import terms from LUTE to Anki This is still work in progress and by no means the best or most efficient way to code this. It currently supports creating simple cards with two fields:
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Select the lute.db file
Click the Select lute.db file to import button the first time you use the add-on. This will open a dialog where you can navigate to and select your lute.db file.
Tip: You can find the path to your lute.db file in LUTE under About → Version and software info → Data path.
Choose import filters
3 means everything from the past three days plus today).Connect to lute.db
After selecting your lute.db file and configuring the filters, click "Connect to lute.db" to load terms if path not set already (then it tries to connect automatically).
Note: If you change any filters afterward, click Reload terms to refresh the loaded terms.
Select a card type
Currently, the add-on uses the term for the Front and the translation for the Back.
Select the term language
Choose the language of the terms you want to import. (This is based on the language of the text in LUTE from which the term was saved.)
Note: Language options become available only after loading terms from LUTE (Step 3).
Input tags
Enter any tags you want to assign to all imported cards. Separate unique tags with spaces.
For example, "Add this tag" becomes three tags: "Add", "this", and "tag".
Select a deck
Choose the deck in which to create the new cards. The add-on automatically selects the last deck you used.
Auto Import Enable the auto-import feature to automatically sync new LUTE terms every time you open Anki.
Import to the selected deck Click Import to selected deck to create the new cards. Each card will have:
Finish and review Close the add-on window when the import is complete. You can then review your new cards in Anki.
Parent terms only
Check this option if you want to create notes only for Parent terms from LUTE.
Allowing empty translation Enable this if you wish to include terms that do not have a translation filled in LUTE.
Allowing duplicates Select this if you want to allow duplicates (creating notes even when the same Front—i.e., first field—already exists in your Anki collection).
Importing tags Turn this on if you want to import tags from LUTE.
Adjusting ease (difficulty) The add-on uses Anki’s default ease (250%) for LUTE terms with status 3. It increases or decreases the ease by 15% for higher or lower levels, and applies 300% ease to Well-known and Ignored terms.
Allow Well-known and Ignored Check this option if you have Well-known or Ignored terms (that include translations) in LUTE and want to create corresponding Anki cards.
You can manually configure settings in Anki's Add-ons menu:
Config File:
config.json to set the lute.db path, preferred deck, and auto-import frequency.Anki Add-on to import terms from LUTE to Anki.
This is still work in progress and by no means the best or most efficient way to code this. It currently supports creating simple cards with two fields:
You can manually configure settings in Anki's Add-ons menu:
Config File:
config.json to set the lute.db path, preferred deck, and auto-import frequency.