This is a third-party script/app and is not created by the WaniKani team. By using this, you understand that it can stop working at any time or be discontinued indefinitely.
I beefed up my already previously beefy (and formerly no longer functioning) userscript with functionality to enable filtering the wrap up queue to only the partially completed items (and the current item).
I’ve posted it in various places and I guess it’s never really had its own home. So, at the request of @KishiKurisu, I’m creating a separate thread.
Anyway, check out the script here:
You’ll see two new icons during the reviews session.
The following is an explanation of those buttons’ behavior:
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Left button (Filter Wrap Up to Only Started Items)
- Enable the started items filter for the wrap up button
- Disables the right button to emphasize that it has no effect when this is toggled on
- When the wrap up button is toggled on, filters the queue to any items that have been partially answered and the current item
- When either the wrap up button or this button is toggled off, reverts to the standard queue
- If no items are partially answered, simply sets the current item as the only item left in the wrap up queue
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Right button (Wrap Up Item Count)
- Sets the queue size that will be used when the wrap up button is pressed (i.e., instead of the default 10 items)
- Automatically caps the number to the maximum reviews available (i.e., prevents you from inputting anything higher)
- Disabled while the filter button is active to emphasize its value is ignored
Since originally updating it with the beta-ish functionality (circa version 5), I have worked out the bug when disabling wrap up while the filter was active. As of 5.1.0, it should now be completely side-effect free to enable and disable the wrap up feature with/without the filter enabled. Furthermore, disabling the filter while wrap up is still enabled will retrieve the previous active queue and update things accordingly in real-time.
(I haven’t tested what happens when you’ve answered items after enabling the wrap up with the filter active and then disable the filter…but I think it should still work as expected)
All in all, it’s much more intuitive to use and feels a lot more bug free.