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Furitsuki - Furgiana Adder - Printable Version +- kanji koohii FORUM (http://forum.koohii.com) +-- Forum: Learning Japanese (http://forum.koohii.com/forum-4.html) +--- Forum: Learning resources (http://forum.koohii.com/forum-9.html) +--- Thread: Furitsuki - Furgiana Adder (/thread-13579.html) |
Furitsuki - Furgiana Adder - stephenmac7 - 2016-02-12 Stylized as 振り付き, this simple CLI application adds furigana to text, outputting in the Anki format. Downloads Releases can be found at https://github.com/stephenmac7/furitsuki/releases Usage Usage instructions can be found at https://github.com/stephenmac7/furitsuki#using-furitsuki Why is this any better than the "Japanese support" plugin for Anki? As it's a standalone application, you can process text files with it, create scripts which use it, and other cool things. Of course, scripting might be a little difficult with current output, due to its usage of the Anki format. I might look into output in different formats (such as JSON). Most importantly, though, Furitsuki creates nicer furigana: It connects the readings to characters from which they originate. An example might clear up what I mean: Code: Furitsuki: 同じ失敗を繰り返すな。→ 同[おな]じ 失[しっ]敗[ぱい]を 繰[く]り 返[かえ]すな。Anki plugin? Github | AnkiWeb If you already have the Japanese support plugin, make sure to uninstall it or read about fixing the conflicts. Why is the file so gigantic? It's a fat jar, so it includes everything it needs to run. That includes jcore and its dependencies, along with the scala stdlib, which is pretty big on its own. I want to make this better! What do I do? Thank you so much for your interest! I would greatly appreciate pull requests. The main logic here is found in jcore, so please direct most changes there. However, if you want to enhance the actual CLI, just send in a pull request to the repository. Something isn't working! Help! If you think it might be just you, ask in this thread. Otherwise, create an issue for jcore Sometimes it gives me weird readings. What's going on? Furitsuki uses UniDic, and sometimes top results from UniDic seem to have less common readings. Examples:
RE: Furitsuki - Furgiana Adder - kanjidude - 2016-02-12 This is brilliant, I'm currently using a hack where I have a dummy Anki installation and call the plugin from the command line, but this is more elegant. Can't wait to try it. Many thanks! |