[Userscript] Fast Vocab Breakdown

WaniKani API And Third-Party Apps
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Perfect! Thank you again!

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I love this script so much.

Kumirei, i know you have a million scripts to fix, but please donā€™t forget about this one.

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Yep, itā€™s on my list! Iā€™ll hopefully get to it next week

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I do have request that is very similar which may be a good option for this script.

On kanji cards, showing the radical breakdown, just as you show the kanji breakdown for vocab cards may be very helpful for some.

Iā€™ve done it on my anki deck and itā€™s been very useful in reinforcing the radicals and especially for the first few learning steps when I am really relying on the stories to remind me of the meanings.

Just an idea - thank you!

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Next week came and passed, but it should be working now

Great idea! Not sure how I didnā€™t include that from the beginningā€¦ Anyway, this is now an option in the settings.

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Having some trouble getting this to work - I have the latest WKOF if that matters. I dont have any reviews to try it on but itā€™s not coming up in extra study and Iā€™m unable to configure any of the options (fast vocab breakdown isnt showing up) from either the dashboard or the reviews.

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Can you please confirm that you are on version 1.1.3? Sometimes it takes a bit before greasyfork actually starts giving you the right version

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Sure am. I manually updated from the link, and restarted chrome and double checked just to be sure.

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Itā€™s working for meā€¦ Can you check the console (F12) for errors?

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Ah, I just noticed that I didnā€™t update the URLs where the script runs, so itā€™s just not running on the right pages. Version 1.1.5 should work. (1.1.4 made it work on lessons as well, which I had forgotten about)

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Works great now!

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Minor css issue. Items overlapping:
image



Also, small suggestion. Perhaps as a setting. I like the kanji/radicals being there, particularly for kanji.
The modification I made, if interested at all:

    // Finds and inserts the kanji info when an incorrect answer is submitted
    function insert_info(itemId) {
        let pieces = [];
        items[itemId].data.component_subject_ids.forEach((id) => {
            items[id].data.meanings.forEach((meaning) => {
                if (meaning.primary) {
                    debugger;
                    pieces.push(items[id].data.characters + ": " + meaning.meaning);
                }
            })
        })
        elem.innerText = pieces.join(', ');
        elem.classList.remove('hidden')
    }

look at that, I left debuggers in yet again

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Thanks for the CSS report. Having the kanji there is a good idea as well. Iā€™ll consider adding that

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Updated the CSS, thank you for that. Still considering whether to add the Kanji/Radicals as an option. Itā€™s great for the kanji breakdown (into radicals), but for vocab the kanji meanings are in the order they appear anyway

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I will say, I dig it

Sometimes I get a ā€œnullā€ where a radical should go though.

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This might be asking too much, but what would make this script wildly useful is if the vocab breakdowns were clickable links to the kanji pages.

The fact that I have to show info>expand info>and scroll all the way down to kanji composition now to review a forgotten kanji is wasting valuable review time

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Thatā€™s because some radicals are represented by images, not characters, and thatā€™s not supported in the alteration

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Iā€™ll consider it

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I love it, thanks!

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I noticed that today. Not sure why I didnā€™t think of that when I did it. Was going to fix, but didnā€™t have time. Now I need to wait for another null to come up.

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