Ospalh’s github repositories

A collection of add-ons for Anki2 spaced repetition system flashcard software. The more generally useful add-ons include:

• Add note id Automatically have the first field be unique
• Backdoor Open any profile with password set
• Colorful toolbars An Anki-1-ish look with icons tool bars
• Deck name in title Just that
• Download audio Download pronunciations from a number of sources
• Replay buttons on card Show a play button on the cards themselves like AnkiDroid

My first version of this add-on looks up pinyin for hanzi entered and applied styling so that the Chinese text could be shown with tone color.

Thomas TEMPÉ has taken over development. Take a look at his version, or download it from AnkiWeb or with the code 3448800906.

Lists to produce safe and easy to remember passphrases with just a few dice.

This is my take on the idea described by elertric monk: Use an existing ssh-agent when there is one or start a new one.

Setup:

• Get the file
• Change “<user name>” to your user name.
• mkdir ~/.ssh/agent
• chmod 700 ~/.ssh/agent
• Just keep the file and source it when you feel like it
• Or insert it into your .tchrc. I had problems with this on Linux, but it worked all right on cygwin.
• Then just ssh-add your keys once per boot.

Two little python scripts that print the ages of files in seconds (age) or days (days).

Usage

• Copy to ~/bin or somewere else in your path
• Make sure they are executable
• Say age <file> or days <file> or for any file you want to know when it has been modified.

The scripts also work when you pass several files to them (days *).

The age script prints just seconds. The numbers quite soon get rather large, and it becomes hard to parse the output for files more than a few ten thousand seconds old.

days prints the age with great precision. It does not use hours, minutes and seconds as subunit of the day, but uses decimal fractions. These are separated with apostrophs to increase readability. For long time spans the age is shown in years, too.

A quick hack to test font rendering on Android devices. Related to the AnkiDroid issue 1247.

An Anki 1.2 plugin to downolad Japanese audio clips. There is an Anki 2 version that does this now, Download audio.

Fork of nicolas-raoul’s AnkiDroid for patches.

Fork of Kenishi’s Answer-Key-Cascade for patches.

Fork of dae’s ankiqt for patches. There are also a few branches that are more to my personal taste and have not been pulled by dae.

Fork of dae’s libanki for patches. Here, too, there are a few branches that are more to my personal taste and have not been pulled by dae.

Fork of batterseapower’s pinyin-toolkit. The original seems abandoned. This is a quick patch to make this work again with Anki 1.2. I had started an Anki 2 replacement, chinese-addon.

Thomas TEMPÉ has taken over development. Take a look at his version.

Fork of jzaefferer’s jquery-prettydate for patches.

Fork of KanjiVG’s kanjivg for patches.

Fork of cayennes’ kanji-colorize. This is a rather early fork. I added command line arguments independantely from cayennes. I also added a way to use hardcoded colors because i didn’t like either of the original color schemes.

Fork of batterseapower’s cjklib. This fixes an issue that kept the old pinyin toolkit from working on newer Linux systems.