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Originally Posted by cedhax
Yes and No. I think you mean exporting the Vocab list of a given book. No, not directly (as far as I know). Yes, indirectly via web access to your data synced to the cloud on www.maplepop.com | Login.
After login, find the given book, click on the title, then search for Vocab section. Just copy the text. |
I see, thank you very much ��
Update: I have found a different way to achieve this. My use case: I’m trying to improve my French, so I always make sure that my dictionary lookup history ends up in Anki. I don’t want to login to a website every time I want to update my flashcards and I want to choose which dictionary lookups should be exported.
This is how I managed to achieve this on my iPad, in case someone else is looking to achieve something similar:
1. I’m using Obsidian, and my vault is synced through Git.
2. I created a custom action in MapleRead that exports my selection to Obsidian:
Code:
obsidian://new?vault=My%20vault&name=MaplereadVocabExport&append=true&silent=true&content={text}
3. Then I wrote a script on my Linux PC that runs git pull in my Obsidian vault directory, looks up every line in the MaplereadVocabExport.md file in a dictionary, and exports the results to Anki.
This way I can open Obsidian in slide-over mode, then open MapleRead and swipe the Obsidian window away so that it’s not hovering over MapleRead. When I want to export a certain word, I click the “obsidian” custom command. Obsidian opens in slide-over mode, the word gets added, and then I just swipe it away.