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genanki-js

v2.0.0

Published

A JavaScript implementation for generating Anki decks in browser client side

Downloads

17

Readme

genanki-js

A JavaScript implementation for generating Anki decks in browser. This is fork of mkanki.

QuickStart

npm i genanki-js

View sample project to get started

genanki-js-template

Documentation

View Documentation

CSV/TSV to Anki Package

Visit page and select CSV to APKG from top menu. CSV to APKG

Set-up a project from scratch

  1. Install genanki-js
npm i genanki-js
  1. Create a SQL global variable (may be added to index.js). Sql setup may be different for different JS library. View for react sql-js/react-sqljs-demo and read more at sql.js.org
// The `initSqlJs` function is globally provided by all of the main dist files if loaded in the browser.
// We must specify this locateFile function if we are loading a wasm file from anywhere other than the current html page's folder.
config = {
    locateFile: filename => `js/sql/sql-wasm.wasm`
}

let SQL;
initSqlJs(config).then(function (sql) {
    //Create the database
    SQL = sql;
});
  1. Now use following Examples to generate and export decks.

View more examples here Examples

Examples

var m = new Model({
  name: "Basic (and reversed card)",
  id: "1543634829843",
  flds: [
    { name: "Front" },
    { name: "Back" }
  ],
  req: [
    [ 0, "all", [ 0 ] ],
    [ 1, "all", [ 1 ] ]
  ],
  tmpls: [
    {
      name: "Card 1",
      qfmt: "{{Front}}",
      afmt: "{{FrontSide}}\n\n<hr id=answer>\n\n{{Back}}",
    },
    {
      name: "Card 2",
      qfmt: "{{Back}}",
      afmt: "{{FrontSide}}\n\n<hr id=answer>\n\n{{Front}}",
    }
  ],
})
                        
var d = new Deck(1276438724672, "Test Deck")

d.addNote(m.note(['this is front', 'this is back']))

var p = new Package()
p.setSqlJs(SQL);        // global SQL variable from step 2 in setup
p.addDeck(d)

p.writeToFile('deck.apkg')

License

genanki-js

GNU Affero General Public License v3 Copyright (c) 2021 Mani

Other Third Party Licenses

License.md