AnkiWeb
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- 2024-04-20
- Anki versions
- 23.12.1~
- Description language
- en
AnkiWeb addon 822767335
Imports Markdown notes from a Zettelkasten folder into Anki as Cloze (traceable) notes, supporting math, code, tables, images, and emoji.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 23.10 | 23.12.1+ | 2024-04-20 |
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Adds archived Markdown and KaTeX card types with colored cloze, code block support, dark mode, and customizable styles.
Renders flashcards with advanced markdown, LaTeX math, syntax highlighting, theme-aware styling, tag badges, and interactive cloze toggles via React components.
Turns Anki into a markdown notebook with folder organization, converting lines into Basic, reversible, and cloze cards and generating synced notes, plus search, import/export, and PDF export.
Imports plain-text Markdown note files from a selected directory into Anki, parsing records to create or update notes.
Generates Basic and Cloze Anki flashcards from .md, .txt, and .markdown notes using Ollama AI, with duplicate detection, auto-tagging, custom prompts, and English/Italian interface.
Adds Basic and Cloze note types supporting Markdown and KaTeX, live desktop preview, code highlighting, chemistry formulas, and ==text== highlighting across internet-connected devices.
Join/Import your ZettelKästen (or just a dozen of MD files as it be) into Anki Notes.
IMPORTANT: This Addon is still under development. While likely compatible with earlier versions, add-on v0.1.0-beta and the uppers have only been extensively tested with Anki 23.12.1.
Zettelkasten is a German word that loosely translates to "note box" or "slip box". Zettels means "Index cards" and Kasten means A box or crate. It is also the name of a note-taking technique that involves writing one idea per note, and storing it in one place, such as a box. The method was popularized by German sociologist Niklas Luhmann, who used it to collect and organize all his research notes in boxes. Read the official introduction to learn more about it.
This addon encourage you to recognize your notes system as a Zettlekasten, aimed to your 12 Favorite Problems, not a so-called knowledge base that stored everything.
Don't bother though. For now, you can just think of it as a folder containing a dozen of MD files.
The file system of your ZK is supposed to built as the follow structure:
Slipbox-root-folder
│
├─.root
├─ProjectA
│ ├─BookX
│ │ Chapter01.md
│ │ Chapter02.md
│ │
│ └─BookY
│ (...)
│
└─ProjectB
(...)
. will be ignored.ProjectA::BookXnote-type: cloze at the start of file content, which indicates what Note-type it uses. For more information, see section.Actually you can create as many level of folder as you like. For note-taking best practice, I encourage you to control the depth of folder no more than 3.
The "note-type" frontmatter indicates which NoteType(Model) should your MD note map to. The addon will create the NoteType automatically.
| short | NoteType |
| ----- | -------- |
| cloze | ZK Cloze |
Unfortunately, AnkiWeb doesn't support markdown table.
Look at the examples to learn about how to write a MD file.
When the add-on is downloaded, a ZK Join option will be added to the Tools menu. Click it and choose your Knowledge Base Location, and that's all.
This Addon is still under development. Version hasn't been setup yet
What's Changed
Please do not use reviews for bug reports or support requests. I don't get notified of your reviews, and properly troubleshooting an issue through them is nearly impossible. Instead, please either use the issue tracker (preferred), add-on support forums, or just message me at feathered.hwang@hotmail.com. Constructive feedback and suggestions are always welcome!
Copyright © 2024 Feathered Hwang
Licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. For more information on the license please see the LICENSE file accompanying this add-on. The source code is available on GitHub. Pull requests and other contributions are welcome!
If you like zettel-join, please give it a :thumbsup: thumbs up and share it with your friends, so that more people can enjoy it!
Q: Where can I find the Anki files?
A: in your appdata folder. Try typing %APPDATA%\Anki2 in the location field.
Upgrade pip
python.exe -m pip install --upgrade pip
Use domestic source to improve download speed (if you live in China)
pip3 install -i https://mirrors.aliyun.com/pypi/simple -r requirements.txt
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