[Userscript] Wanikani Katakana For Onyomi

WK hotkeys broke with this script at some point. Uploaded new version where this is fixed.

Seems like wk used to accept F and f as equally valid invocations of the hotkeys, and now only accepts f. Either way, it’s fixed.

So having installed this wonderful functionality to WK, I’ve encountered an issue when using extra study.
Which is that I still have to use hiragana for on’yomi in order for WK to accept it.

I’ve read in previous posts that this was addressed.

Am I doing something wrong?

I very much appreciate the script, thank you for updating it Harald1

It might have broken again. I don’t use extra study myself, so I don’t notice when it doesn’t work.

I’ll check it out and try to fix it later today. Thanks for the feedback.

@Nova7Nine Should be fixed now if you update the script. It just wasn’t running on these pages due to url mismatch.

Perfect, it’s working TYSM!

So, i just did some reviews and when putting in the reading of 恐 (fear) in katakana キョウ it got marked as wrong even though the shown correct answer in hiragana was the same. Is it maybe clashing with some other script or did something here break?
I’ll test again later, just wanted to get that out here before i forget about it.

Is it just for this kanji or a problem in general?

The script has been working fine for me today.

Somehow was working fine again today for me, as well. I got no idea what that was yesterday. :confused:

Could you elaborate a bit? Maybe add a screenshot? For me if I type “yonjuu” it becomes ヨンジュウ, which wk will accept. Are you using any other userscripts?

There is any problem or special requirement for this app? I tried to install on different computers (macbook and windows) and it did not worked. I do not know what I am doing wrong. I even tested other userscripts that work

I am not aware of any special requirements. What browser are you using, and in reviews if you open the browser debug console (f12) do you get any error messages when refreshing?

Noticed the script was no longer working on lesson quiz page. Script has been updated with a fix for this.

Hello
I’m pretty new here (actually, this is my very first post), so maybe I’m doing something wrong. The script isn’t working for me. I tried two different browsers (chrome and firefox).
Most other scripts work just fine. I also tried restarting tampermonkey (via advanced settings) restarting the browser, reinstalling the script etc.
Oddly enough, the only time it worked after restarting my computer, but only for a single (or maybe 2-3) lesson.

Hello and Welcome.

It sounds very strange. When you say “not working”, can you elaborate what isn’t working? Maybe post a screenshot or your browser console (F12 to open)? You might also try to disable other scripts, although I am not aware of any incompatible ones right now.

I see, I’ve got a bunch of errors and warnings. Although I’ve absolutely no idea how to fix them :sweat_smile:

Also, thanks for the fast reply.

Edit: I just tried to disable all my other browser extension, but stays pretty much the same. A few less errors, but it doesn’t seem they had any influence on wanikani scripts.

Ah, you’re on the kanji page.
Sadly the script only supports reviews and lessons right now, as I have been too lazy to implement it on the other pages. But maybe now that someone is complaining I’ll find the motivation :slight_smile:

Oh, I didn’t realize. Thanks for the info.

So this is a screenshot for an extra lesson. Should it work with extra lessons?
I’m pretty sure I did a bunch of reviews and lessons today, but the script didn’t work for me (except for the one short moment I described in my first post).

Edit: I’ll send a screenshot (+browser console), when I get my next review with an on yomi reading.

Yes it should work on extra lessons.

hm, then it’s just not working for me…

Could it be connected to this error?

Ah of course. Extra lessons is different from extra mistakes quiz. (Maybe always, maybe it’s recent)

I pushed a new version with support for this page. Thanks for letting me know.