Command line clojure app to transform the csv that satori reader will export into a slightly different csv that matches what I want to import into anki
Satori Reader is great. And one of my favorite features is that I can export items to anki. But it takes some small changes to be exactly what I want:
- Add spaces before the kanji so the furigana appears over the correct word.
- sentence oriented: one context sentence with multiple words instead of the other way around.
- output just the fields I want, in order, so that I don't need to fiddle with a bunch of giant dropdowns every time I import.
Yes this would be better as an anki addon. Using clojure was the fastest way to solve my problem so that's what I did (more time to do other things).
I have no idea if this will be useful to anyone else, and I am not likely to give it any significant improvements, but here it is just in case.
Requires leiningen.
- Edit
src/satori_transformer/core.cljto configure what fields you want. - Download and unzip satori reader export file and put the
export.csvin this directory - Create
exported-for-anki.csvby runninglein run - In anki, import that
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