typ2anki 0.1.1

Convert Typst files into Anki cards automatically.

Typ2Anki

Typ2Anki is a tool designed to integrate flashcard creation seamlessly into your Typst-based notes. By utilizing a custom Typst package, you can create cards directly in your notes and sync them effortlessly to a selected Anki deck. This enables you to transform study material into flashcards without disrupting your Typst workflow.

• Create flashcards directly within your Typst documents.
• Sync these flashcards to a chosen Anki deck effortlessly.
• Streamlined workflow for note-taking and spaced repetition learning.

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Table of Contents

1. Installation and Configuration

   • Installing AnkiConnect
   • Installing the Python Package
   • Installing the Typst Package

2. Usage

   • Basic Workflow
   • Customizing Cards

3. Troubleshooting

   • Common Issues

4. Roadmap

5. Future Plans

6. Contributing

7. License

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Installation and Configuration

Installing AnkiConnect

1. Open Anki and navigate to Tools > Add-ons.
2. Click Get Add-ons and enter the following code to install AnkiConnect:

   2055492159
   

   Alternatively, visit the AnkiConnect Add-on page to learn more.
3. Restart Anki to activate the add-on.
4. Verify that AnkiConnect is running by visiting http://localhost:8765 in your browser. If it loads, the add-on is properly installed and functioning.

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Installing the Python Package

1. Make sure Python 3.8+ is installed on your system.

2. Install the Typ2Anki package using pip:

   pip install typ2anki
   

3. Verify the installation:

   typ2anki --help
   

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Installing the Typst Package

1. Add the Typ2Anki package to your Typst document:

   #import "@preview/typ2anki:0.1.0"
   

2. Place your custom configuration file (ankiconf.typ) in the project directory for consistent flashcard rendering.

   // Custom imports for flashcards
   #import "@preview/pkgs"
   
   #let conf(
     doc,
   ) = {
     // Custom configurations
     doc
   }
   

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Usage

Basic Workflow

1. Create a Typst file with flashcards:

   #card(
     id: "001",
     target_deck: "Typst",
     Q: "What is Typst?",
     A: "A modern typesetting system."
   )
   

2. Create your ankiconf.typ file with basic configurations:

   // Custom imports for flashcards
   #import "@preview/pkgs"
   
   #let conf(
     doc,
   ) = {
     // Custom configurations
     doc
   }
   

3. Use Typ2Anki to compile all files in the project directory:

   typ2anki ./path/to/your/project
   

4. Open your Anki deck to check the newly added flashcards.

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Customizing Cards

To modify card appearance, you can define custom card logic:

#let custom-card(
  id: "",
  Q: "",
  A: "",
  ..args
) = {
  card(
    id: id,
    Q: Q,
    A: A,
    container: true,
    show-labels: true
  )
}

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Troubleshooting

Common Issues

• AnkiConnect not responding:

  • Ensure Anki is running and AnkiConnect is installed correctly.

• Typst file compilation errors:

  • Check for syntax issues in your Typst file.
  • Ensure your ankiconf.typ contains the necessary imports and configurations.

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Roadmap

1. Command to Delete Cards: Implement a feature to remove specific cards from Anki.
2. Efficiency Improvements: Optimize the syncing process for speed and reliability.
3. Support for Other Card Types: Expand compatibility to include more complex card formats.

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Future Plans

• Enhance user experience with more robust error handling and syncing options.
• Broaden integration with Typst to support various output formats.

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests for bug fixes, feature enhancements, or documentation improvements.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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Developed with ❤️ by sgomezsal. Let’s make learning efficient and enjoyable!