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agreed. i'll probably massage the api to be something like Anki::export and Anki::import
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@rkachowski would be fantastic if you could take a look at this. :) |
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Hmm, my email notifications seem to be screwed up. Thanks for mentioning me - I'll look at this asap |
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@rkachowski Do you have the time to look at this? :) |
Support cards with null content
Fix crash when importing cards with external media
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agreed. i'll probably massage the api to be something like Anki::export and Anki::import
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the anki db schema is a bit funky, but conceptually a card contains references to several notes. afaik as long as they are unique and consistent within a deck, all should be fine. https://github.com/dae/anki/blob/b5a89737913afe04a518cd7741a2c90d5eeb9692/anki/storage.py#L233
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Adds a function
Anki::apkg_importer.importthat imports decks from an apkg file. Added instructions to the readme file.