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Exporting all the "favorite" stories into Anki - orange - 2010-09-01
I'll be honest. I like this site's stories quite a bit, and I love the community aspect of it. I also like Anki, but I realize that you can't have the two together without copying and pasting every single story one-by-one. I know there is an easy way to export YOUR OWN story list into CSV, but is there a way to export a list of the top favorite story for each kanji?
Exporting all the "favorite" stories into Anki - cangy - 2010-09-01
here are all the stories: http://ichi2.net/anki/wiki/ContribFugounashi#revtkrip
you'd have to do a bit more work to get just the top ones though...
Exporting all the "favorite" stories into Anki - orange - 2010-09-03
OK, I did it. I used web extraction software to extract the top 2 "favorite" stories from all 3007 kanji from this site, and added them into a CSV file. I then opened up the CSV in Excel, added a third column for "kanji number" (Heisig number) and dragged it all the way down to 3007. I then saved the file as tab-delimited text.
I then opened up Anki and changed the Heisig model. I added a "Story 2" field to accompany the "Story" field. With this, I was set. I exported the Heisig deck to an ".anki" file on my desktop called "Rtk.anki". Then, after going through dependency hell to get franki.py working, I used this command to merge the favorite stories with the deck:
$ python franki-1.4.py -v -d Rtk.anki -f "Koohii data/Koohii master.txt" -m Heisig -k "Heisig number" 1 -r Story 2 -r "Story 2" 3
Now I have a nice deck to share with all the Reviewing the Kanji top stories so that you don't need an internet connection to view them! You can download the deck in the Anki desktop shared deck browser, under the name "Heisig's Remember the Kanji 1-3 w/top 2 community stories".
I feel like I have accomplished something today.
Exporting all the "favorite" stories into Anki - axlmccracken - 2010-09-04
Orange! You are a genius! Thanks for spending all the time it took to get this done!! I respect your efforts immensely, as I just tried to do what you did with my own stories, (not the top 2 off the site for all 3007 kanji, but only for the ~380 kanji I have completed). I failed pretty badly since I couldn't get the deck to reload to anki after merging it with my exported file using franki.py. Again, thanks for your hard work, I'm going to download your deck now ^_^