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WaniKani API And Third-Party Apps
#563

Nah, just let it be outdated.

I am thinking of writing a script / web app, for sorter; so that anyone can use.

Discourse (WaniKani Community) has an API to output JSON - https://docs.discourse.org No webscraping - The New And Improved List Of API and Third Party Apps I am not sure about authorization part, though.

#564

Thanks for helping maintain the list!

I already did this for most scripts when I cleaned up the list a couple of months ago :eyes: Though I kept WKOF as Wanikani Open Framework because I felt like “Wanikani” was very much part of its identity

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I agree. Alphabetic at least makes it easier to find, and in my opinion easier to peruse as well

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#565

If so, WaniKani/WK should be removed, in order to easily sort alphabetically.

If something is not sorted, like WKOF, why bother removing WaniKani/WK?

Broken scripts should be replaced, or removed if no actual script can be found. If buggy scripts (have unfixed bug reports) are somehow kept, there should be some notice.

#566

Found it. It exists after all and my memories did not betray me. It’s KunOn+ and is in the “outdated Scripts” section, which is why it didn’t catch my eye initially.

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#567

Curious on whether you’ve got it to work or any bug reports?

Anyway, I’ve come to agree that scripts should be sorted alphabetically, and WK/WaniKani removed, unless WK/WaniKani is a part of its identity (and WKOF isn’t not the only such name).

Nonetheless, for Outdated sections, anything with unfixed bug reports should be moved down; and having users, despite some tolerable bugs, should be moved up.

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#568

Yep, it works. I was not happy with how the script forgot to concatinate the strings to say 部首の名前 and just says 名前. I edited the script to add the の and to concatinate the string so it says the full thing:

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Script editied to say the whole thing 
// ==UserScript==
// @name        WK Custom Review Question (KunOn+)
// @namespace   WK_CustomQuestion
// @description Changes the text of the Review or Lesson Quiz question. Specifies ON or KUN reading for Kanji. Options to have the text in English or Japanese.
// @author      hoovard
// @include     https://www.wanikani.com/review/session*
// @include     http://www.wanikani.com/review/session*
// @include     https://www.wanikani.com/lesson/session*
// @include     http://www.wanikani.com/lesson/session*
// @version     0.4.3
// @license     Do what you want with it (Preferably improve it).
// @grant       none
// ==/UserScript==
// Version 0.4.3 applies to Reviews and Lesson Quizzes.

// Language options
// English "en", Japanese "ja"
var strLang = "ja";


// Tested on the following:
// Firefox 35.0.1 and Chrome 39.0.2171.95 (64-bit), Linux Mint 17.1 Cinnamon 64-bit
// Firefox 35.0.1 and Chrome 40.0.2214.115 m, Windows 8.1 64-bit

// Thanks to Rui Pinheiro (LordGravewish) for the original script 
// and to Ethan for the idea to use MutationObserver to detect changes in the DOM.

// Vars to compose the replacement question string
var strKanji;
var strRadical;
var strVocab;
var strMeaning;
var strReading;
var strVocabReading;
var strOn;
var strKun;
var strName;

// Translations
switch (strLang)
{
	case "en":
		strKanji = "Kanji";
		strRadical = "Radical";
		strVocab = "Vocabulary";
		strMeaning = "Meaning";
		strReading = "yomi";
		strVocabReading = "Reading";
		strOn = "on'";
		strKun = "kun'";
		strName = "Name";
		break;
	case "ja":
		strKanji = "漢字の";
		strRadical = "部首の";
		strVocab = "単語の";
		strMeaning = "意味";
		strReading = "読み";
		strVocabReading = "読み";
		strOn = "音";
		strKun = "訓";
		strName = "名前";
		break;
}

// Variable to save and check against the previous contents of the jStorage item
var objSavedCurrentItem;

// Review or Lesson Quiz. jStorage objects are different.
bIsReview = ($(location).attr('href').indexOf("review") != -1);

// Code from Stack Overflow to detect changes in the DOM. 
// (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3219758/detect-changes-in-the-dom/14570614#14570614)
var observeDOM = (function(){
    var MutationObserver = window.MutationObserver || window.WebKitMutationObserver || window.MozMutationObserver,
        eventListenerSupported = window.addEventListener;

    return function(obj, callback){
        if( MutationObserver ){
            // define a new observer
            var obs = new MutationObserver(function(mutations, observer){
                if( mutations[0].addedNodes.length || mutations[0].removedNodes.length )
                    callback();
            });
            // have the observer observe for changes in children
            obs.observe( obj, { childList:true, subtree:true });
        }
        else if( eventListenerSupported ){
            obj.addEventListener('DOMNodeInserted', callback, false);
            obj.addEventListener('DOMNodeRemoved', callback, false);
        }
    }
})();

// Callback function observing the 'question-type' div 'h1' element
var observeMe = $('#question-type h1')[0];
observeDOM( observeMe ,function(){ 
    var objCurItem;
    if (bIsReview) {
		objCurItem = $.jStorage.get("currentItem");
	} else {
		objCurItem = $.jStorage.get("l/currentQuizItem");
	}
	
    
    // Make sure that the currentItem has changed before updating. 
    // Otherwise you will respond to your own DOM changes.
    if (objCurItem != objSavedCurrentItem) {
		objSavedCurrentItem = objCurItem;
		
		var strQuestionType;
		if (bIsReview) {
			strQuestionType = $.jStorage.get("questionType");
		} else {
			strQuestionType = $.jStorage.get("l/questionType");
		}
		
		var strItemType = "";
		var strReadingType = "Reading";
		
		// Compose the string elements to be sent into the h1 element
		if ("kan" in objCurItem)
		{
			// Kanji
			strItemType = strKanji;
			if (strQuestionType == "reading") {
				if(objCurItem.emph == "onyomi")
					strReadingType = strKanji + strOn + strReading;
				else
					strReadingType = strKanji + strKun + strReading;
			} else {
				strReadingType = strKanji + strMeaning;
			}
		}
		else if ("voc" in objCurItem)
		{
			// Vocabulary
			strItemType = strVocab;
			if (strQuestionType == "reading") {			
					strReadingType = strVocab + strVocabReading;
			} else {
				strReadingType = strVocab + strMeaning;
			}
		}
		else if ("rad" in objCurItem)
		{
			// Radical
			strItemType = strRadical;
			strReadingType = strRadical + strName;
		}
		
		// replace the contents of #question-type h1
		switch (strLang)
		{
			case "en":
				$('#question-type h1').html(strItemType + ' <strong>' + strReadingType + '</strong>');
				break;
			case "ja":
				$('#question-type h1').html(strReadingType);
				break;					
		}
	}
	
});

So in itself, the script always ran perfectly fine, it just wasn’t fully finished I think. This script version as posted by a commenter however doesn’t work at all. The script as provided on https://greasyfork.org , perfectly fine.

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#569

Created a GitHub write-up for the fixed script and released it on Greasyfork for convenience.

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#570

Hi guys! I haven’t used Wanikani in a reeeeaally long time, and I’m picking it up again. I’ve noticed that some scripts that I used to have are now outdated.

I’m specifically looking for the one where you’re allowed to make mistakes/typos and still get through. Is there a similar script? I tried looking through the list, but I didn’t see one. Maybe I missed it…

HELP PLEASE!

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#571

You want Double Check

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#572

Thank you Kumi! Reliable as always~

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#573

Hi,

I think you can add the Python CLI client I made.

It works for both reviews and lessons. I have been using it a lot.

I use it mostly that way.

wanikani-cli reviews --hard --mnemonics --autoplay
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#574

You can add it yourself where you see fit, anyone can edit the first post

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#575

Thanks. I added a CLI section under computer apps. Since technically it should run with any computers that can run python 3.9.

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