pyop

AnkiWeb addon 525125636

Runs user-supplied Python scripts as background operations with access to the selected card, note, deck, and collection, via menu options to select and execute script files.
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Updated: 2023-04-28
Anki versions: 2.1.66~
Description language: en

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Last update or commit was 1252 days before the snapshot (2023-04-28).

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Min Anki	Max Anki	Updated
2.1.60	2.1.66+	2023-04-28

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Description

PYOP Anki extension to run user supplied python as a background operation with access to selected card ( cid ), note ( nid ), deck ( did ) and collection ( col ) through pyop module. Use case One example would be a quick script to generate notes from a website using BeautifulSoup with a specific deck as destination for the notes. Example, <addon>/user_files/ parse.py : import re, tempfile, shutil from urllib import request from bs4 import BeautifulSoup from pyop import col, did URLS = [ (" https://something.net/subdir/one/ ", 10), ... ] model = col.models.by_name('Flexible Cloze 2 (min)') opener = request.build_opener() opener.addheaders = [('User-Agent', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/112.0.0.0 Safari/537.36')] request.install_opener(opener) tmpdir = tempfile.mkdtemp() for (url, n) in URLS: m = re.match(rf'^. ?/subdir/(. ?)/.*', url) title = m.group(1) html = rf"<h1>{m.group(1).replace('-', '').capitalize()}</h1>" cloze = 1 for i in range(1, n+1): req = request.urlopen(rf'{url}{i}') rhtml = req.read().decode("utf8") req.close() soup = BeautifulSoup(rhtml, 'html.parser') imgel = soup.select_one('#something-image') tmpfile = rf"{tmpdir}/{title}-{i}.{(imgel['src'].rsplit('.', 1))[1]}" request.urlretrieve(rf' https://something.net {imgel["src"]}', tmpfile) img = col.media.add_file(tmpfile) html += rf'<hr><img src="{img}">' q = [] a = [] for itm in soup.select('.something-question'): q.append(itm.get_text()) for itm in soup.select('.something-answer'): a.append(itm.get_text()) for x in range (len(q)): html += rf'<br><br>{q[x]}<br>' + '{{c' + rf'{cloze}::{a[x]}' + '}}' cloze += 1 note = col.new_note(model) note['Text'] = html col.add_note(note, did) shutil.rmtree(tmpdir) Use The addon adds two context and top bar menu options: Pyop: Select file : select which file/python module to run. In the module importing pyop will give access to the current selection in the form of col , did , nid and cid . Depending on how the addon is launched (table context menu or main window menu etc.) some of the values may be None . Pyop: Run <file name> : will load the file/module from disk (and hence run the code). The module is loaded from disk every time (to avoid having to restart Anki when debugging the script). It may be worth running Anki from the console so that you have access to standard output while testing your scripts. Storage of the user scripts can be anywhere but <addon>/user_files is recommended.