This is really awesome, once you will implement the SRS Ā it will be perfect! I wonāt use it for a while sadly, as my level is not high enough to be able to read pretty much anything, but once Iāll do Iāll definitely be using it!
Samuel-H said...
This is a pretty cool feature. I have a suggestion: multiple meanings and readings.
Oh yeah, didn't even think about that Will put it on my todo-list after SRS
Decided to do it now, wasn't that hard, enjoy :D You may need to hit the delete all button once youāve upgraded from an older version to make everything work again SRS will have to wait some days... gotta find out wanikani's srs policies
HereĀ are some things that came to mind with my first run:
- Since WK (without extension) requires you to press enter twice before proceeding to the next question, I had the tendency to press enter twice with this plugin and kept submitting empty string answers.Ā There should be a way to ignoreĀ answers with no input.Ā - The green/red outline to indicate correct/incorrect is very thin and hard to see. - There should be an option to view the correct answer if something is answered incorrectly.
But all in all, good work and excited to see it evolve.
skuni said...
- Since WK (without extension) requires you to press enter twice before proceeding to the next question, I had the tendency to press enter twice with this plugin and kept submitting empty string answers. There should be a way to ignore answers with no input. - The green/red outline to indicate correct/incorrect is very thin and hard to see.
Already implemented these two points locally, but I'll wait until SRS works until I upload the script again
- There should be an option to view the correct answer if something is answered incorrectly.
Hmm... I'll see, sounds difficult at the moment, maybe I'll make the correct answer popup everytime you're not correct
Iām excited as hell to start using this. You should add an option to import items as a CSV; I, like many other WKers, keep a running spreadsheet of words not on WK that I encounter in the wild. The ability to import these as a CSV would save me adding 1500+ items by hand.
This is so exciting. It offers a pleasant bridge between WaniKani and what I acquire through work, hobbies and everyday life here. Thank you! Shall be following your updates attentively (Iāll probably wait till SRS is online - Iām already trying to overcome work-related study backlogs). Itās a great idea, so please continue to do your best with it.
ocac said...
This is so exciting. It offers a pleasant bridge between WaniKani and what I acquire through work, hobbies and everyday life here. Thank you! Shall be following your updates attentively (I'll probably wait till SRS is online - I'm already trying to overcome work-related study backlogs). It's a great idea, so please continue to do your best with it.
SRS is fully implemented
As for the csv, maybe I'll write a small .exe that turns csv into the import format, looks difficult to do in greasemonkey
This looks awesome, and I donāt mean to be discouraging, just a lot of us will be using Anki for this purpose, which allows you to add audio for each vocab item (this being the key difference for me), and is a lotĀ more customisable, too much perhaps, as it takes quite a lot of Anki experience to figure out the various things it can do. Ā Ā Ā There is a script that lets youĀ import all the new vocab you learn in WK to Anki. Ā Ā Anki can also be used offline. Ā Ā I agree that the WK format looks much nicer though (itās possible to make Anki resemble WK I think, just itās very fiddly)Ā plus itās nice to be able to have all yourĀ learningĀ in one place. Ā Ā Ā