I would be really interested in using this script because I would like see the exact amount of reviews I have. But I know little to nothing about programming, so how/where do you implement this script?
Pretty sweet script you got here! While I love the quirky little 42+, It’d be nice to have an idea of how long I’ll actually be sitting there doing reviews/lessons for. So, I’ll be giving it a try, thanks for sharing! (:
Drayomi said... I would be really interested in using this script because I would like see the exact amount of reviews I have. But I know little to nothing about programming, so how/where do you implement this script?Install Tampermonkey if you have Chrome or Greasemonkey if you have Firefox, don't know how it works on other browsers, and then go to http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/153756 and press Install.
I’m also getting “undefined” and “42+”, but never the actual numbers. I’m using the latest version and I’m on Chrome using WIN7.
I’ve updated the script (to v2.6) and added an error message if your API key doesn’t work and you should not be able to see “undefined” anymore (hopefully).
Jdduq and Mikki, could you please update and see if it works / throws you an error?
I’ve updated it and it doesn’t say “undefined” anymore, but I only have 36 reviews so I can’t yet say if it’s going to work as intended quite yet.
I’ve updated it too and restarted my browser but I still have the “undefined” value showing and switching to 42+ … :(
I’ve been hoping something like this would pop up eventually, it’s wonderful!
thank you.
Jdduq said... I've updated it too and restarted my browser but I still have the "undefined" value showing and switching to 42+ ... :(Hmmmm. Well then, if you'd like to help me help you help me to find out what's causing this, it'd be easier with a more direct contact. If you have skype, add me on "penx55" or if you prefer something else let me know. I'm really curious now to what could be causing this....
The same goes for you Mikki or anyone else who have this problem.
I’m still having the problem as well, but I’ll contact you more about it on skype later. I gotta head out for now, sorry. Hopefully we can figure it out!
@penx55 I sent you a request on Skype but I’m not logged in very often… if we happen to catch each other we can try to figure things out but if not, I’ll probably survive.
What kind of information could help you? Maybe I can try to look some things up…
Satoshi said...I use Safari (on a Windows computer)... Do you think I should try installing it anyway? (I actually didn't notice the "Install" button before, thanks!)Drayomi said... I would be really interested in using this script because I would like see the exact amount of reviews I have. But I know little to nothing about programming, so how/where do you implement this script?Install Tampermonkey if you have Chrome or Greasemonkey if you have Firefox, don't know how it works on other browsers, and then go to http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/153756 and press Install.
Well, I clicked “Install” anyway and all it did was bring to a page that showed the entire script… (http://userscripts.org/scripts/source/153756.user.js) so I don’t know if it worked or not. I will have to wait until I get 42+ reviews since I just did all my reviews, but I doubt it worked since know “installing” really happened… Does anyone know anything about installing scripts like this to Safari?
Please don’t tell me to download Firefox because I refuse. I’ve used Firefox in the past and had nothing but bad experiences. At the time (a few years ago), It slowed my computer down extremely. Also, two years ago a bunch a people’s Facebook accounts were hacked at my College by someone/some people using a Firefox extension created for that purpose. So I do not trust or believe in Firefox.
Drayomi said... I use Safari (on a Windows computer)... Do you think I should try installing it anyway? (I actually didn't notice the "Install" button before, thanks!)If you click install without the *monkey addon it will just download a javascript file. You can try this with Safari but I have no idea if it'll actually work.
Also,
a few years agoSoftware does change you know :) You can also use Chrome, that seems to be more lightweight.
Thank you for this!
I’ve updated the script (to v2.7). There was an issue with unsafeWindow and NinjaKit. It should now be taken care of, so if you’re using NinjaKit to run this script, please update. (Thanks to Jdduq for helping me find this)
Drayomi said…If you use Safari, NinjaKit seems to be the way to go: http://github.com/os0x/NinjaKit
Well, I clicked “Install” anyway and all it did was bring to a page that showed the entire script… (http://userscripts.org/scripts/source/153756.user.js) so I don’t know if it worked or not. I will have to wait until I get 42+ reviews since I just did all my reviews, but I doubt it worked since know “installing” really happened… Does anyone know anything about installing scripts like this to Safari?
Please don’t tell me to download Firefox because I refuse. I’ve used Firefox in the past and had nothing but bad experiences. At the time (a few years ago), It slowed my computer down extremely. Also, two years ago a bunch a people’s Facebook accounts were hacked at my College by someone/some people using a Firefox extension created for that purpose. So I do not trust or believe in Firefox.
penx said... I've updated the script (to v2.7). There was an issue with unsafeWindow and NinjaKit. It should now be taken care of, so if you're using NinjaKit to run this script, please update. (Thanks to Jdduq for helping me find this)Big thank you to penx. He's been very efficient at troubleshooting the issue and I can confirm that everything works flawlessly now. He's a pro. :)
If you use Safari, NinjaKit seems to be the way to go: http://github.com/os0x/NinjaKit
Just an update for you guys. Sorry for my absence but I’m done with my exams now so I’ll get back on working on your ideas.
@Satoshi: I’ve got the “exact” timers to show on all the pages with WaniKani time that I could think of (dashboard, individual radicals/kanji/vocab, forums).
Now I would like some feedback about the formatting for longer times from you or anyone else who would like this script. How long do you want to see days:hours for? Like, “25 days 13 hours ago” or just “25 days ago”, what should be the threshold for hours? Same goes for bigger times (like months:days etc).
@Phantomeye: I’ve made the review number count down and displayed it like this.
It’s pretty accurate but I still need to do some tweaking.
Also the key bind modification. I’ve got it to work (I can now use ctrl+y to open the info screen, yay) but now it just needs some sort of config since different browsers have different keys available. I also need to get it to work with NinjaKit.
If anyone has any other ideas or suggestions for userscripts just let me know and I’ll try to throw something together!
This is great, thank you very much! 
As far as formatting goes - the times I see in the picture are just the way I would want them to be. And as for days, both are fine really. Although, IMO it makes little difference in practice if something is due in 30 days or 30 days 11 hours.
Maybe days + hours when the due time is <2 days, and for longer times just days.
Are we going to see one for the Mac?