AnkiWeb addon 965278890
Creates mindmaps, graphs, and visualizations from Anki tag hierarchies, requiring Graphviz to be installed and available on the system PATH.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.24 | 2.1.66 | 2022-11-16 |
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Filters statistics by note type, card type, or tag, including hierarchical tags and their subtags, though newer Anki statistics are unsupported.
Visualizes Anki tags as an interactive graph with progress, goals, trends, and study recommendations.
Creates a deck and subdecks from a selected tag and its subtags, moving matching cards into alphanumerically ordered subdecks and showing progress during deck creation.
Creates mind maps inside Anki and links them bidirectionally to flashcards, enabling visual organization, node editing, and navigation between maps and review cards.
Copies notes into multiple decks based on tag hierarchies, creating matching decks and subdecks while leaving original cards untouched.
Displays deck-browser graphs of answer speed versus retention, a learning forecast, and new-card counts with time-remaining estimates.
This add-on draws mindmaps/graphs/visualizations of a tag hierarchy.
Installation This addon needs graphviz to be installed and to be on the PATH. If you are using Windows make sure to check "Add to path for all users" during installation. If you are using Mac Os detailed instructions for how to install graphviz can be found below.
Problems, Bugs, Errors, Improvements If you have an idea for an improvement or encounter a problem please create an issue on Github.
Results
Usage
Go to the Card Browser->Mindmap->Create mindmap
This dialog will show up:
Installation of graphviz on Mac Os
First you need to install homebrew (https://brew.sh/) if you don't have it yet.
To do this, open the terminal, paste the line below and press enter:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
Then tell homebrew to install graphviz by pasting this into the terminal:
brew install graphviz
This might be enough to make it work, but if it isn't run this in the terminal:
brew --prefix graphviz
This will give you the path to a file named "dot", for example "opt/homebrew/bin/dot" Copy this path by selecting the text using your mouse and pressing command+c. Then go to Anki and tell it about the location of the file named "dot" by following the steps shown in the video. Note that the path to the file might be different in your case.
Changelog 2022-11-16 Fix scrolling in the preview window (thanks to github user khonkhortisan) and an error on the qt6 version of Anki 2022-11-15 Fix incompatibility with some add-ons 2022-04-03 Removed unnecessary warning when saving mindmap in non-interactive mode 2022-01-31 Added experimental Interactive mindmap + support for Anki 2.1.50 2021-05-19 Fixed "Show" feature not working on Windows 2021-05-19 Branches are sorted alphabetically now 2021-05-18 Added maximal branch depth slider, Fixes 2021-05-08 Added workaround for Anki not finding graphviz. Fixes 2021-04-25 "Include notes" now works with all notes that have a field named "Front" 2021-04-24 Fixed some crashes + UI improvement 2021-04-22 Improved Show window 2021-04-19 Small fixes 2021-04-11 Moved menu to Browser, added Show button 2021-02-26 Fix: some tags not showing, crash when invalid tag name was chosen, some other things 2021-02-28 Added (more notes - bigger branches) option, Some fixes
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Anki-Mindmap is an addon for the spaced repetition flashcard app Anki that allows you to create mindmaps/graphs/visualizations out of tag hierarchies.
This addon needs graphviz to be installed and to be on the PATH. Make sure to check "Add to path for all users" during installation.
The easiest way to install Anki-Mindmap is through AnkiWeb.
Drawing of mindmaps is done using https://github.com/Lucas-C/brain_dump