@Rakantor Thank you very much for your effort and releasing this SRS Learning application as promised. I really appreciate that. Will there be any possibility that Torii will be released in IOS too?
I guess the problem would be to steal audio or sentences, but you canāt really steal wordsā¦
Downloaded and got through my first 50 and WOW Iām excited to keep using this. I did run into the same issue as another user with the synonyms not being accepted as soon as they were added, but for being so soon after the release, Torii seems really promising.
Iām looking forward to seeing how it develops c:
@Antigone I had a look and figured out the error was caused by using single quotes in your notes. Thatās an interesting one actually I was able to apply a fix right away as this was a bug with my API, you should be fine now, feel free to add notes
@suying617 Unfortunately, I donāt plan to release an iOS appā¦ Technical reasons beside, Apple charges $100/year for hosting apps on their App Store. Torii is free, thereās no advertisement either, and I donāt even own an iOS device myselfā¦ You see, it just wouldnāt pay off for me
@uniformat For now you can prevent that error from happening by avoiding whitespaces in your synonyms. Iāll release an update before the end of the weekend
Now that I know it was not a native android app, I am hesitant to ask for more features. But if you are in the mood, I would love to see notifications pop up in my notification bar when the next set of reviews/lessons are ready.
This is one of the reason, I donāt miss my reviews of WK as my phone always notifies me.
It looks and feels great to use. And the possibility to learn vocabs for N5 is perfect for me in addition to WaniKani. But I have one issue.
It would be even better if one could disable some vocabs.
For example all the "one day, one, two etc. stuff.
I would prefer not to learn them again because you have to type them every time in the reviews.
Is it possible to make a button to say āignore this vocabā ?
@Ernovace I agree, push notifications would be very handy. I think itās possible to do although Torii isnāt a native Android app. I put this on the feature list for the next major update.
@MikkaFelipe Itās definitely possible, this feature has been requested by a few other folks as well. Itās not that difficult to implement actually, Iāll make sure it will be included in tomorrowās minor update.
For some reason, it crashes every time I try to input the meaning for ä½ (specifically, I think the one used for t, d, n, counters, etc.). I updated to the latest Java version, but it still occurs. Are there any crash logs generated somewhere that I could provide?
Seconded with what Rablusep said. I was just going to post it. Both in android and windows version, when I have to enter the meaning for ä½ (ćŖć and not the other one), it crashes.
The only choice I have at this stage is to dodge the meaning for this one.
Thirded, just ran into ānanā crashing Torii on Windows. Specifically, typing āwhatā as the meaning for it.
I am a bit confused about the mode options when opening. I donāt understand your description of the differences. For example, Wani Kani mode excludes vocab that is found on Wanti Kani. If so, how can it be ordered by Wani Kani levels? I would normally just try each one to learn the differences, but from the correspondence below it seems that once you have chosen one mode it is very hard to change it. It looks very enticing.
BTW, ppl reference a tool to learn grammar and voice recognition. Are these on WK? If not, where are they?
Ordered by the level of the kanji.
That makes it clear.
Iām sorry if this has been asked already,
Would you consider adding a kana-only vocab study mode as well?
Iāve started with the WK study mode, and having a kana-only study mode to transition to would be awesome ^^
P.S. Seriously loving this app so far, thank you so much for sharing this with us!
@Rablusep @Ernovace @soltris Found & fixed the issue. Thanks for noticing! Until tomorrowās minor update, please skip ćŖć in your reviews ^^
@shimke Belthazar is correct. Tomorrowās update includes an option to reset oneās study progress (and choose another Study Mode).
A kana-only mode is a great idea and has been requested by some other folks as well. It might take a week or so, but Iāll definitely add it
Just made my life a lot easier
the app is great. I had some problems making it work on macOS, but it was my fault (so please ignore my email), I misspelled the command on the terminal.
Any chance weāll see a typos tolerance for English, like on WaniKani? Sometimes i misspell English words as itās not my native language, and itās quite frustrating to get penalised for that
Yes, making the input validation algorithm smarter to ignore certain typos (like on WK) is on my to do list. This is quite a complex task though, so right now I canāt say when that feature will become available.
Is there any ordering of the vocabulary on your app? Iām not interested in knowing some of the 1k less used after learning only 1k words.
Iām really liking the app so far, Iāve been wanting a nice way to study non wk vocab! Is there a way to make the lessons appear in random order? My brain canāt handle all the similar words so close to each other