riccyjay said... Would it be very difficult to use this (or a variation of it) to find out how many reviews you've done on any given day rather than as an average?The API doesn't provide any info on when reviews were done, so unfortunately not possible without writing a script that specifically captures info as reviews happen, or just manually logging the info yourself, which I think a few people do.
Alternatively, does anyone know if there's something out there already that does that? I seem to recall people posting charts showing their daily number of reviews over time (but I may very well be imagining things).
rfindley said...Oh well. Thanks for the reply. I feel like I've done an absolutely obscene amount of reviews today and was just wondering exactly how many. Guess I'll try and make more of an effort to remember.riccyjay said... Would it be very difficult to use this (or a variation of it) to find out how many reviews you've done on any given day rather than as an average?The API doesn't provide any info on when reviews were done, so unfortunately not possible without writing a script that specifically captures info as reviews happen, or just manually logging the info yourself, which I think a few people do.
Alternatively, does anyone know if there's something out there already that does that? I seem to recall people posting charts showing their daily number of reviews over time (but I may very well be imagining things).
riccyjay said... Oh well. Thanks for the reply. I feel like I've done an absolutely obscene amount of reviews today and was just wondering exactly how many. Guess I'll try and make more of an effort to remember.I use Ultimate Timeline script to drag a highlight across my next day's work, and it gives you a total for the highlighted period.
Well, actually now that almost done with WK, I highlight an entire week's work :-/
What are you going to do with your life!
Subtractem said... What are you going to do with your life!It's such a long list :-)
But definitely includes a lot more grammar, reading, and listening practice.
... and building all the tools that I feel have been missing from my Japanese learning experience!
Is not currently working with the new dashboard.
An update on the horizon maybe?
It is not showing up on my screen even after I installed. I imagined that the changes in the last years somehow messed up with it. Is there an easy way to make it run?
Sorry, this script was written in 2015. Back then the internet did not exist and communication depended on messenger pigeons. Since that species has gone extinct, there’s no way to debug this script now.
Pigeons were always up to no good, no tears here over their extinction: Groucho Marx talks about pigeons - YouTube
Just so you know this script was working perfectly fine up until Monday when the new dashboard changes were introduced.
Think that the problem is that the script references the old progression section to determine its placement on the screen. That section was renamed.
You can try a couple of different placements to see what you prefer. I don’t run this script myself, but something like replacing
$('section.progression').after(strInitialDiv);
with
$('.progress-and-forecast').after(strInitialDiv);
should hopefully do the trick.
Yes, that did the trick.
Nice one!
Don’t get too attached to this script. It’s still using the old API, which may get turned off by WK any day now.
Is there a newer version of this script? I installed it but it doesn’t show up on my dashboard at all. When I look at the script it’s got all these 
symbols. I’ve even closed all the other scripts except Wanikani Open Framework and it still won’t work.
I’m sorry if this is too dumb. I’m nowhere near as tech savvy to understand the script at all. So I don’t know what to do except to ask for help 
please.