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This is very v0...more to come
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No need to burden users with this.
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Thanks for this! When is this feature planned for live integration, how would it work? (haven't seen it in README) +1 I care about: would Dockerfile integration be straightforward? |
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it's live now! If you go to the hamburger menu there's now an "integrations" option. You can set up a local AI server and Anki Connect that way. Let me know of any issues! I owe a README section for these. I'm unsure of docker integration of Anki. Presumably it'd be a container with Anki with the Anki Connect add-on installed, and you'd also want to be signed into your Anki account for card syncing, I would assume? Sorry for delays, I got distracted for awhile on TrieLingual but HanziGraph will be the main side project I work on now. It's still on my list to look into custom paths for #113 as well 😄 |
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Thanks! I spotted the Integrations link for a second but upon refresh it is now gone. |
most likely it's just using a cached version...the service worker is very aggressive about caching things (I probably need to tune it). You can clear out |
The goal of this PR is to allow Anki users to more easily use HanziGraph.
HanziGraph can now export directly to Anki, and then re-import when
needed. This allows signed-out users to use Anki flashcards with
HanziGraph's vocab tracking features.
The old export button (downloading a CSV) remains as well.