AnkiWeb
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- 40 (👍 37 · 👎 3)
- Updated
- 2017-08-29
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- unknown
- Description language
- en
AnkiWeb addon 923360400
Breaks retention statistics down by card maturity with a customizable maturity threshold, accessible via Shift-clicking Stats in newer Anki versions.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | – | 2017-08-29 |
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Ranks Step 2 Shelf subjects from weakest to strongest by retention and progress metrics, with snapshot, subtopic breakdowns, diagnostics, tag detection, and CSV export; read-only.
Displays true retention by card maturity with colour-coded columns, simplified from Glutanimate's original and later refactored and bug-fixed.
Ranks First Aid subjects and subtopics from weakest to strongest by Anki-style retention, with sortable metrics and a read-only dashboard.
Adds Statistics-window lines including True Retention—pass rate among Review cards—and placebo stats, requiring shift-clicking Stats in Anki 2.1.33 and newer.
Provides an Anki analytics dashboard with retention, consistency, and efficiency scores, heatmaps, trends, session analysis, and local review-history insights.
Adds a statistics graph showing historical throughput, averaging cards studied per batch_time minutes when reviews exceed a threshold, optionally graphing all card types.
This repository contains most of the smaller Anki add-ons I have written over the years. For more information on each add-on please take a look at the comments in the respective source file, or at its AnkiWeb description.
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Installation from AnkiWeb
Most add-ons in this repository have been published on AnkiWeb and may be comfortably installed via Anki's own add-on management system. To correlate each source file with its listing on AnkiWeb please refer to the add-on titles in their AnkiWeb descriptions.
Manual Installation
Open Anki's add-on folder by navigating to Tools -> Add-ons -> Open add-ons folder from Anki's main screen
Download a copy of the full repository zip archive
Locate the add-ons you want to install in the src/ directory
Copy the add-on files to Anki's add-on directory
__init__.py into the top-most level of Anki's add-on directory (e.g. for reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey you would only copy reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey.py)reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey you would copy the entire reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey folder). Note: Not all add-ons in this repository have been transitioned to Anki 2.1, yet. To learn more about the compatibility status of each add-on please see here.Restart Anki to see the changes
The source file naming describes which part of Anki each add-on interacts with. As such, the names do not always correspond with their listings on AnkiWeb.
Add-on file names also have an impact on their loading order. Files with a leading special character are designed to be imported after most other add-ons have been loaded, as they might interact with them.
Some of the add-ons found in this repository were either adopted from earlier works by other authors or simply constitute re-uploads of add-ons that disappeared from AnkiWeb, with no original code repository to be found. I have tried to document the development history of each of these add-ons in their source code header, but more detailed information may also be found here.
Most of the add-ons in this repository are licensed under the same license as Anki, the GNU AGPL, version 3 or later. Please check the source code comments for more details on the licensing of each add-on.
Make sure to also check out my larger Anki projects: