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langfield / ki

version control for Anki collections
https://langfield.github.io/ki/
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Broken link to syntax-higlighting add-on #126

Closed Mxbonn closed 1 year ago

Mxbonn commented 1 year ago

The link in The documenation about: "Example: generating syntax-highlighted code blocks" is broken https://github.com/langfield/ki/blob/fed9977fac349eedc0268427d0be7b979fd49651/ki/DOCUMENTATION.md?plain=1#L654

Mxbonn commented 1 year ago

And unrelated, but since I dont want to flood you with pull requests: the installation guide does not mention anywhere that you need to have html-tidy installed.

langfield commented 1 year ago

Hey, please do flood with PRs or issues! Apologies, this is a particularly busy time at work.

You're definitely right, this should be fixed. As you can tell, the documentation is sorely out-of-date.

Feel free to point out any more typos or issues. Also let me know how you're getting on with using the tool itself!

Mxbonn commented 1 year ago

Alright, good to hear. I'll open more issues/PRs when I do encounter more things with your tool. Currently just setting it up to back up my anki collection to git. I'm also looking if I can use it for a collaborative deck, for which I currently use CrowdAnki. I was wondering, if it is possible to setup subdecks as separate (git) modules such that my own subdecks can become collaborative decks. I believe this is not possible, but if I'm wrong please correct me and point me to the right resource ;).

langfield commented 1 year ago

Yes, that is possible! There is a standalone script in the repository for automating some of this process. It is called submodule.py.

From: Maxim Bonnaerens @.> Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2023 2:52:00 PM To: langfield/ki @.> Cc: langfield @.>; Comment @.> Subject: Re: [langfield/ki] Broken link to syntax-higlighting add-on (Issue #126)

Alright, good to hear. I'll open more issues/PRs when I do encounter more things with your tool. Currently just setting it up to back up my anki collection to git. I'm also looking if I can use it for a collaborative deck, for which I currently

Alright, good to hear. I'll open more issues/PRs when I do encounter more things with your tool. Currently just setting it up to back up my anki collection to git. I'm also looking if I can use it for a collaborative deck, for which I currently use CrowdAnki. I was wondering, if it is possible to setup subdecks as separate (git) modules such that my own subdecks can become collaborative decks. I believe this is not possible, but if I'm wrong please correct me and point me to the right resource ;).

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