nt-anki

Name

nt-anki — Convert Anki flashcards to notes.

Synopsis

Usage:
  nt-anki [command]

Available Commands:
  import      Import Anki flashcards from an .apkg file

Flags:
  -h, --help          help for nt-anki
  -t, --parallel int  Number of workers to use when generating blobs
      --v             enable verbose info output
      --vv            enable verbose debug output
      --vvv           enable verbose trace output

Description

nt-anki is an extra tool to convert Anki flashcards to notes. It reads an Anki package file (.apkg) and generates a markdown file containing the flashcards as notes.

An .apkg file is a ZIP archive containing:

collection.anki2 — SQLite database with notes and cards.
media — JSON file mapping media IDs to filenames.
Numbered files (0, 1, etc.) — The media files.

After importing, review the generated markdown file and run nt add to index it.

Subcommands

`nt-anki import <anki.apkg> <markdown.md>`

Import flashcards from an Anki .apkg file and write them to a markdown file.

Flags:

--media-dir <DIR>
- Subdirectory for media files relative to the output markdown file.
--ignore-scheduling
- Ignore scheduling information from the revlog table. Outputs only the markdown file and media without creating a packfile.

Options

-t, --parallel <N>
- Number of workers to use when generating blobs.
--v
- Enable verbose info output.
--vv
- Enable verbose debug output.
--vvv
- Enable verbose trace output.

Examples

Import an Anki deck into a markdown file:

  $ nt-anki import english.apkg skills/english.md

Import with media files in a subdirectory:

  $ nt-anki import english.apkg skills/english.md --media-dir medias

Import without scheduling information:

  $ nt-anki import english.apkg skills/english.md --ignore-scheduling