A minor bug and one that only effects people in half hour time zones (India, central Australia).
I just travelled up to the NT which is half an hour off eastern Australia time. Notifications come up on the top of the hour, local time; half an hour before the reviews unlock, WaniKani time.
Oofā¦ thatās a lot of queued updates! Iām having the same issue. I have 178 review progress sitting in the queued updates section. There is a post from Jan 28 in this same thread ([iOS] Tsurukame - native app with offline lessons and reviews - #216 by davidsansome) that says that we might have to log out and back in if the review counts donāt match the website.
Calling ājunkā someone elseās work is just rude, especially when it was very kindly given for free. If thereās some problem do let the author know, or stop using the app if you so prefer, but donāt forget good manners.
I understand it can be frustrating, if happened to me as well. But Iām sure it wasnāt intentional and that does make a difference IMHO. Hopefully that bug will be fixed, until then we had to review a bit more some items, which doesnāt necessarily hurt
Iāve been hit by the no-sync bug too. Itās not a lot of progress, but I was coming back from a long break due to lack of motivation, so it hurts quite badly. Itās unfortunate that the developer @davidsansome hasnāt said anything about this bug, as far as I can tell.
EDIT: I was looking at the API tokens page just before biting the bullet and reinstalling Tsurukame, and I noticed under āPersonal Access Tokensā there was only a āDefault read-onlyā token, but after reinstalling the app, logging in in it and refreshing the API tokens page thereās also a Tsurukame token now. Could this issue be caused by an expiring token? Could this be solved by refreshing the token if the API returns an auth error code? (I donāt know if it does) Or maybe offering a last-resort button in settings that forces a refresh of the token?
It looks really nice, sad itās not available on android , anyway good job !!
ps. anyone know anything I can use on my android phone that is similar?? I need to do more ę¼¢å study and have limited internet available during the day often.
Thereās āWK for Androidā on the Play Store, open source and everything, but it will eventually stop working and will need a huge refactoring because it uses API v1, that will soon be deprecated. Guess youāll have to use that while it works.
Iām still working on the app, but itās going reaaaaaallly slow, since Iām going through college and working at the same time, so I have little free time to work on it.
Probably because the app hasnāt been updated to include the latest kanji + vocab that were just released. The app uses a local database generated from WK content, so every time something changes on the website, a new database needs to be generated and bundled in to a new version of the app.