Greasy Fork is available in English.
Adds an option to add and review your own custom vocabulary
IMPORTANT: Currently testing deployment, do not install 0.2.0 until testing is complete. I think the most stable recent version is 0.1.13
To Use:
change the // User Variables as required,
APIkey is your WaniKani API key
If you don't want your items to unlock as you progress through WaniKani, set locksOn to false,
If you want to unlock all kanji not returned by WK, set lockDB to false after you have installed the script and it has made one API call
(otherwise it will unlock all kanji not present in an empty list, i.e. all kanji)
If you do not want to include English to Japanese problems, set reverse to false.
'asWK' flag (default true) pushes reviews onto your regular reviews.
Import CSV button allows reading from a csv file.
Works nicely, although
-It will ignore the first row under the assumption that it is the header
-Assumes format "Vocabulary, Reading, Meaning"
-Multiple meanings and/or readings are separated by tabs
tested in Tampermonkey, Greasemonkey problems in 0.0.8 have now been resolved (Thanks kobayashi).
To Do
Allow forgiveness of right answers that are different from one required.
Ensure compatibility with the Shudouken's original script.
Provide options for kanji level at which to unlock item
Allow locks to be manually overridden and reset.
Save file as csv/tsv
Allow for multiple libraries
Integrate wanakana directly so Greasyfork stops complaining about the @require line.
