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anki-lang

v0.2.3

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A cli to help language learners create flashcards in realtime

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Readme

AnkiTool

Note: This project is in it's very infant stages, so is very rough around the edges and is missing essential features. It is being updated daily, please submit issues/pull-requests with any problems you would like fixed.

A tool to help language learners generate anki decks on the fly. This project was born out of the need to shorten the anki card generation pipeline while reading text in a target language.

Install

*Global install recommended. npm install -g anki-lang

Usage

AnkiTool uses google custom search API for images, Deepl for some translation, and www.dict.cc for language dictionaries.

To run: anki-tool

The initial run will prompt for your Google Search API key, your Google custom search CID, then for your Deepl API key. The keys are optional, but limit functionality if left blank. If you decide to leave the Google keys blank, then images will not be successfully added to cards.

To finish, enter in an empty word and you will be prompted to generate the deck. Each subsequent addition will generate a new version of the deck, but will maintain the save.