Samuel H: May I ask for some installation help? I went to https://www.wanikani.com/account and found a Public API key. Is that the key I need to install in the script. I have done this by going to Firefox, add-ons, found the burn review, edited the script at the location you indicated and saved it. But nothing is happening. The key is there but I keep getting the message about installing the API key and the add-on is not working. I think I must be doing something wrong, but not sure what it is. Sorry if this has been asked and answered already.
mjkarlin said...
Samuel H: May I ask for some installation help? I went to https://www.wanikani.com/account and found a Public API key. Is that the key I need to install in the script. I have done this by going to Firefox, add-ons, found the burn review, edited the script at the location you indicated and saved it. But nothing is happening. The key is there but I keep getting the message about installing the API key and the add-on is not working. I think I must be doing something wrong, but not sure what it is. Sorry if this has been asked and answered already.
Yes, that's the right place to get your API key... it should be 32 letters and numbers, and should be pasted in the script inside the double-quotes, without any spaces.
Did you have GreaseMonkey installed before you installed the script? If the script is showing up in your extensions/add-ons, you need to remove it, because that's not where it should be. It should only show up inside of GreaseMonkey.
Was going to give it a try now that I have burned items but it’s not working
Am I just being stupid? I have set my API key, is there anything else that I need to do?
Chrome is giving me errors saying that “wanakana” is not defined. Since it’s a script being fetched from rawgit I figure it might not be my fault. Actually, https://rawgit.com/WaniKani/WanaKana/master/lib/wanakana.min.js is returning 404, so I guess that must be it. Is it working for anyone else?
I realized there are two threads for this script, one newer than the other.
The newer version of the script at the link below is written much better internally.
It still has the same problem with Wanakana, but I posted at the bottom of the thread how to fix it.