Anki add-on: Lists to Anki: Convert bulletpoint lists or Org files to Anki Cards

This addon allows a user to submit bullet points written in LibreOffice, txt files or Org files to Anki with formatting intact. Support will come in the future but for the mean time I suggested using the free document editor LibreOffice Editor Overview DEMO Demo of me using LibreOffice and uploading cards to Anki! The following functionally is supported Creation of Basic Anki cards Creation of different note types => Reversed cards Notes with non-default fields Uploading images Automatic syntax highlighting for Code Html and Latex support More info on syntax Documentation for LibeOffice use Documentation for more advanced usage The addon allows the user to write bullet point lists as follow * What is the capital of Ireland? * Dublin * What is the capital of France? * Paris The user then saves the LibreOffice file as a HTML file. This can then be directly uploaded to the Anki application. GENERAL USE Save LibreOffice as a html file (web page) Go to the main tool bar and click => Tools > Import list into Anki cards Select your saved file and click ok! Look at the demo for more information. HOW TO USE THE ADDON => LibreOffice files Bullet point lists can be created as the example above. The Question is above and the answers is indented by one level. Both question and answers can have multiple lines. These must then be saved as HTML files and can be directly uploaded to Anki. Saving a LibreOffice file File > Save As For "File type" select "HTML Document (.html)" Once you have saved you file upload to Anki by doing the following. Tools > Import list into Anki cards Select the html file and click ok! HOW TO USE THE ADDON => Org files Once you have saved you file upload to Anki by doing the following. Tools > Import list into Anki cards Select the html file and click ok! For more information on how to use the addon with Org files please visit the Github README MORE INFO This addon was originally inspired by the use of Org mode which is just another form of Markup normally associated with Emacs. COMPATIBILITY Unfortunately this add-on currently only supports Anki 2.1 going forward. All cards generated should be backwards compatible as of the V1 release of this add-on. CHANGELOG 2020/04/07 Release of V1.6.1 => Support for new delete hook 2020/1/26 - Release of V1.6.0 => Check for default note models 2020/1/22 - Release of V1.5.0 => Support for no default deck 2019/8/28 - Release of V1.4.0 => Tags support, url image support and buxfixes 2019/6/13 - Release of V1.3.0 => Bug fixes and Cloze support 2019/4/29 – Release of V1.1.0 => Unicode support 2019/4/29 – Release of V1.0.1 => Bugfix 2019/4/22 – Release of V1.0.0 2019/04/1 – Release of Beta version V0.2.2 2019/02/18 – Release of V0.2.1 2019/02/18 – Release of another Beta version V0.1.3 2019/02/18 – Release of Beta version V0.1.1 SUPPORT Please do not report issues or bugs in the review section below, as I will not be able to reply to them nor help you. Instead, please report all issues you encounter either on GitHub . CREDITS AND LICENSE Copyright (c) 2019 c-okelly Licensed under the GNU AGPL v3. The code for this add-on is available on GitHub

GitHub repository: c-okelly/org_to_anki
Repository description: Python3 module to convert Txt, Org or LibreOffice files into Anki decks
Languages: Python, HTML, Shell
Topics: anki, anki-deck, ankiconnect, bullet-points, libreoffice, org, org-mode, python3, txt