Wordlist?

[AdityaMH]

Where i can find wordlist file that can import into app?

[ArthurCose]

There are none. The idea is to treat it like a notebook, documenting the words you want to learn next, growing and adapting it over time.

[tdadvocate]

While I can understand the sentiment, it would be nice to have a proper import/export system that isn't just for backups. This could allow people to also share their dictionaries with others in the same class or make them on a desktop more easily than they would be able to on a phone if they have large dictionaries that they would like to add. SQLite is great for at least the backup part but isn't great for people who want to more easily create larger or multiple dictionaries off Device. Not saying this should be a top priority but it is what helps Anki kinda win the memory space even though the software as a whole really isn't that great or easy on the eyes.

[ArthurCose]

I'm not against users sharing dictionaries or support for other export / import formats such as CSV, but that is a bit different from a preprovided set of dictionaries for users to use. At least that's what I thought the original issue was about.

[Felegz]

Hello. I would like to import a .CSV file of my wordlist. I tried importing one already, but as I understand app only accepts sqlite? Do you plan to add support for other file formats? I really like the idea behind the app, and had it installed for months now, but it just takes too much time to add my words one by one. (And sqlite is something too complicated to figure out and produce for me)

[ArthurCose]

I'd like to have support for CSV import / export. I'm mostly caught up on other projects, but I'm hoping to jump back to focusing on this relatively soon.