Looking for alpha testers for command-line tool for collaborating on Anki decks

• ki

  1 65 8.4 Python

  version control for Anki collections (by langfield)

I've built this thing. It's a command-line tool for converting Anki decks and collections into git repositories (and back). It is extremely free, and the source code is available.

• A2_Wortliste_Goethe

  1 2 3.6

  A2 Wortliste Goethe (vocab, sentences, audio, translation)

I've already uploaded an example deck to GitHub, it's a German one. Not mine, obviously, I just grabbed something from AnkiWeb at random for testing. If anyone wants to see their favorite deck as a GitHub repo, hit me up (ideally open an issue)!

• InfluxDB

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• git

  616 8,091 0.0 C

  A fork of Git containing Windows-specific patches. (by git-for-windows)

  

I've built this thing. It's a command-line tool for converting Anki decks and collections into git repositories (and back). It is extremely free, and the source code is available.

• anki

  1,149 17,326 9.8 Rust

  Anki's shared backend and web components, and the Qt frontend

  

There is a lot of existing work on collaborative decks or deck import/export tooling happening right now. There's something new called https://ankisync.com/ that looks neat, there's also a huge refactoring effort going on currently in the rust backend of https://github.com/ankitects/anki to support importing and exporting in a number of formats, e.g. CSV and JSON, and there's also https://ankihub.net/ which is about to be released by the Anking folks.

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