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Org Mode
24 lines
990 B
Org Mode
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anki-editor -- an Emacs package that helps you create Anki cards in Org-mode
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* Requirements
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- [[https://github.com/FooSoft/anki-connect#installation][anki-connect]],
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an Anki add-on which is required for this package to interact with
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Anki.
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- curl
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* Usage
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1. Download it and put it into your Emacs' =load-path=
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2. =(require 'anki-editor)=
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3. Write notes in org syntax, e.g. [[./examples.org][examples.org]]
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- Headings of deck are tagged with =deck=
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- Headings of note are tagged with =note=
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- Custom properties of a note heading can be used to specify note type and tags
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- Subheadings of a note heading are field names
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- The content of a field heading is the text of this field
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4. Have a look at the commands listed below, they might be helpful on note creation/editing
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- =anki-editor-submit= :: Send notes in current buffer to Anki
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- =anki-editor-setup-default-keybindings= :: Setup default keybindings (all keys are prefixed with =C-c a=)
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** Demo
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[[./demo.gif]]
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