AnkiWeb
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- 2019-02-10
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AnkiWeb addon 925924910
Generates Japanese readings for Anki fields using Japanese Support, supports multiple fields at once, and avoids predefined field names but remains under development.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | β | 2019-02-10 |
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Generates and bulk-generates Japanese furigana readings and adds pitch accents to Anki cards, with configurable fields and compatible note types.
Bulk-adds phonetic components from kanji readings with furigana on existing cards into a configurable field for learning.
Generates readings (furigana) and pitch accent information for an entire field or many cards in bulk, supporting default and Migaku syntax.
Generates furigana readings for Japanese note types, offers kanji statistics, and enables dictionary lookups in ALC and Edict.
Bulk-generates Japanese phonetic components from existing kanji readings with furigana, helping users recognize OnYomi patterns by adding them to a Phonetics field.
Fetches and assigns Japanese parts of speech to Anki cards offline using bundled JMdict SQLite data, with field mapping, single-note and bulk add/remove/find operations.
An attempt to improve Anki's built-in bulk reading generator with a more intuitive interface.
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/925924910
Once you installed the add-on either by using Anki's built-in downloader or by saving the .py file to your add-on folder, a option called 'Reading Generator' should appear in your tool's menu.
By clicking on it, a window should pop up. You can select the deck you want and then insert the source and destinations fields (e.g Expression and Reading)


Let's take an example card where you have the following fields:

In this example, suppose you want to generate readings for both Expression and Word. You can then type the fields, just like you would if you only wanted generate for one field, and separate with ";"

In this case, the text in Expression would be used to generate the text for Expression Reading and the text in Word would be used to generate the text for Word Reading.
If everything is typed correctly, you can click Ok and it should be done!
