WaniKani JJ External Definition

Get JJ External Definition from Weblio, Kanjipedia

Ajankohdalta 1.10.2022. Katso uusin versio.

Tekijä
Pacharapol Withayasakpunt (Pol)
Arvostelut
0 0 0
Versio
0.11.1
Luotu
4.12.2017
Päivitetty
1.10.2022
Lisenssi
N/A
Käytössä

Fixed version from the fork at https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/376666-wanikani-external-definition

  • Fix Kanji and vocabulary definition not showing on Info and Extra Study pages
  • Now tried with Review, Lesson, and Extra Study pages.
  • Dictionary results are moved to the top
  • Weblio
    • 々 is converted to real character repeats.
    • Weblio now includes up to 3 results.
    • Each Weblio result is trimmed to 1000 HTML characters.
    • Weblio's results of non-WaniKani readings, and Kanji, are deprioritized. Suffixes and する verbs are also prioritized. (Moved down, or possibly trimmed.)

  • Kanjipedia

    • If a Kanji isn't found in Kanjipedia, don't throw errors (e.g. 々) @NicoleRauch If you are OK with it, I would overtake the script and maintain by myself now.

  • Fix Kanji and vocabulary definition not showing on Info and Extra Study pages

  • Now tried with Review, Lesson, and Extra Study pages.

  • Dictionary results are moved to the top

  • Weblio

    • 々 is converted to real character repeats.
    • Weblio now includes up to 3 results.
    • Each Weblio result is trimmed to 1000 HTML characters.
    • Weblio's results of non-WaniKani readings, and Kanji, are deprioritized. Suffixes and する verbs are also prioritized. (Moved down, or possibly trimmed.)

  • Kanjipedia

    • If a Kanji isn't found in Kanjipedia, don't throw errors (e.g. 々)
    • If a Kanji isn't found in Kanjipedia, second searching at Weblio.
    • Add basic 異体字 support from Kanjipedia.
    • For example, 寿 (Kanjipedia), 情 (Kanjipedia)
    • Some obvious ones don't have forms enlisted, e.g. 噌 (Kanjipedia)
    • Kanji readings with Okurigana are styled, rather than dotted, so that they can be picked up by Yomichan.
    • Add basic 異体字 support from Kanjipedia.
    • For example, 寿 (Kanjipedia), 情 (Kanjipedia)
    • Some obvious ones don't have forms enlisted, e.g. 噌 (Kanjipedia)
    • Kanji readings with Okurigana are styled, rather than dotted, so that they can be picked up by Yomichan.

  • Backing up in Anki