Is there a way WK can automatically refresh itself periodically to show the updated number of reviews? Currently, after doing reviews and showing zero remaining, I always have to manually refresh the page to get updated numbers.
Thanks!
1 Like
Interesting idea. New reviews come on the hour so like 00:00, 01:00, 02:00 and so on.
I guess a script could check on every hour and add to the review pile. I doubt that it will ever be native feature though as it’s pretty niche.
EDIT. (Overlooked your level. Sorry for basics)
Sounds like a user script simple enough that chatgpt could write. I did that and the code looks like it would work. You could try the same.
1 Like
I use the ultimate timeline script and it’s funny because the user script does update often but the site doesn’t, so the user script will be up to date but I have to refresh to have wanikani sync.
There is an HTML property for that. Discussed here: javascript - How to reload page every 5 seconds? - Stack Overflow
It might even be baked into a browser extension or something.
It sort of does. It doesn’t actually call back to the api, I don’t believe. As I’ve left my tab open, and done reviews on another computer/phone, but ultimate timeline acts as though I haven’t done any reviews.
I honestly think this one should be a native feature, review being fixed 00 minutes and all, but I made a script anyway.
Actually did this once but no idea how to make use open framework or a settings page to let people input their own API key.
1 Like
Also weirdly enough the review forecast does remove items after that day is over (doesn’t add others in its place, doesn’t adjust by hour, just by removing by day)
This topic was automatically closed 365 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.