0.0.5 • Published 4 years ago
anki-apkg-3 v0.0.5
anki-apkg
anki-apkg is highly inspired by anki-apkg-export and works almost the same, then why a new package?
Because I'm not satisfied with only creating {{front}}
and {{back}}
field for a card, this package is created to make it possible to customize fields (and any other variables of a deck or card in the future).
npm install anki-apkg
const { APKG } = require('anki-apkg')
const apkg = new APKG({
name: 'VocabularyBuilder',
card: {
fields: ['word', 'meaning', 'usage'],
template: {
question: '{{word}}',
answer: `
<div class="word">{{word}}</div>
<div class="meaning">{{meaning}}</div>
<div class="usage">{{usage}}</div>
`
},
styleText: '.card { text-align: center; }'
}
})
apkg.addCard({
timestamp: +new Date(), // create time
content: ['sample word', 'sample meaning', 'sample usage'] // keep the order same as `fields` defined above
})
apkg.save(__dirname)
Media
You can add media files to packages using
apkg.addMedia(filename: string, data: Buffer)
const { readFileSync } = require('fs')
const { join } = require('path')
const { APKG } = require('../')
const apkg = new APKG({
name: 'UnicornBuilder',
card: {
fields: ['question', 'result'],
template: {
question: '{{question}}',
answer: `{{result}}`
}
}
})
apkg.addCard({
content: ['What happens if you eat too many skittles?', '<img src="unicorn.gif" />']
})
apkg.addMedia('unicorn.gif', readFileSync(join(__dirname, 'media/unicorn.gif')))
apkg.save(__dirname)
0.0.5
4 years ago