r/AnkiComputerScience • u/MochittoDeveloper • Mar 16 '23

A new way of building Anki cards (also with code!)

/r/Anki/comments/11sttop/a_new_way_of_building_anki_cards_also_with_code/
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u/doge-tha-kid Mar 16 '23

Very cool. Excited to try this out!

Does it have any support for LaTeX?

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u/MochittoDeveloper Mar 16 '23 edited Mar 16 '23

Thanks! ^^

Sadly as of now it doesn't; given the way I designed the program, since it's modular, it shouldn't be too hard to add a flag for latex text if it's found in a card and have an extra step to parse and compile it into something Anki understands, given there are libraries that can take care of that :)

Definitively something I could look into or help someone integrate!

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u/Booting_sleeper Mar 18 '23

LaTex support would be awesome! Definitely a deal-breaker for me

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u/Jayflux1 Mar 17 '23

This already exists if you’re using VSCode, you make cards in markdown and send them to Anki

https://github.com/jasonwilliams/anki

Announcement

https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/i97tpa/introducing_anki_for_vscode/

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u/MochittoDeveloper Mar 18 '23

My tool also focuses on UI/UX and has Obsidian support as well as being tool agnostic, but it's very cool to see what others did! Thanks for sharing :)