AnkiWeb
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- 2021-06-23
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AnkiWeb addon 972150718
Fills Chinese vocabulary notes with characters, pinyin, stroke-order animations, and Forvo audio from characters or pinyin input, with configurable fields and API key.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.0 | β | 2021-06-23 |
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Generates Chinese vocabulary notes in Anki with simplified and traditional characters, pinyin, meanings, audio, and example sentences, using simple or colorful templates.
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Anki add-on to retrieve and fill metadata on Chinese vocabulary
The easiest option is to get Chinese Getter is through Anki.
This add-on provides a very quick way to get Chinese metadata from either characters or pinyin. Operation is simple:
Specifically, Chinese Getter gets the following:
If you input pinyin, Chinese Getter will pull the corresponding characters from Wiktionary.
Conversely, if you input pinyin, Chinese Getter will fill in the characters.
These come from MDBG.net and are invaluable for learning stroke order.
Of course, this comes from Forvo, which means that you'll need an API key. You can get one at https://api.forvo.com/.
Chinese Getter has six configurable fields. The first represents the title of the note type being used for Chinese vocabulary. Even though Chinese Getter is built to minimize unnecessary operations, it can still take a fraction of a second to realize that the current note type doesn't have any Chinese fields, so it will only try to run if the current note type matches configuration.
The next four represent the titles of the fields you'd like Anki to fill, e.g. Chinese Getter defaults to putting Chinese characters in the Chinese characters field in your note. If any of the fields are missing from your note, Chinese Getter won't try to fill them, so you don't need to turn it off when working with non-Chinese decks.
The last configurable field stores your API key from Forvo. Since it defaults to blank, you'll need to get a key for Chinese Getter to get audio. If you don't have a key, Chinese Getter won't try to get audio, and if your key is invalid or expired, it'll let you know.
Defaults to "Chinese - Vocab"
Defaults to "Chinese characters"
Defaults to "Chinese characters - Animated"
Defaults to "Chinese pinyin"
Defaults to "Chinese sound"
Defaults to blank