Collection of scripts to generate Anki RTK decks etc.

gen-json.py

Generates heisig-rtk.json from rtk1-anki.txt. Example:

{
    # Remembering the Kanji 1
    "rtk1": {
        # Kanji entry (in this case, 一)
        "\u4e00": {
            # keyword, lesson and index are dicts keyed by edition
            "keyword": {"6": "one"},
            "lesson": {"6": 1},
            "index": {"6": 1},

            # based on KanjiVG data
            "strokes": 1
        }
    }
}

generate-anki-rtk.py

Old script, don't use it.

It reads heisig-data.txt and writes a semicolon separated list of entries:

keyword; kanji; strokeCount

generate-rtk-list.py

Generates rtk-anki-lesson%d.txt where %d is the lesson number. It uses heisig-in.json as its input. heisig-in.json was created manually and is nowhere complete.

heisig-2.txt

Don't remember, but it's old data. Likely an older edition. Semicolon separated:

keyword;kanji;index`

heisig-data.txt

Don't remember where I got this, but it has the keywords for several editions. Unfortunately the format isn't great because it shares the index between several editions.

heisig-in.json

This is a file I created manually, it was used to get the lesson numbers for keywords and the correct order, but it's not complete. Don't use it.

rtk.json

Generated by gen-json.py.

rtk1-anki.txt

Generated by rtk1.py. 6th edition data.

keyword; kanji; index; stroke count; lesson

rtk1-orig.csv

Exported from a Google spreadsheet, don't remember the URL right now. It's somewhat incorrect!

rtk1.csv

Manually edited rtk1-orig.csv to fix some of the issues, was later used to generate some of the files. It still has errors, so don't use it.

rtk1.py

Generates rtk1-anki.txt. It uses rtk1.csv and KanjiVG data. It also has the lesson boundaries for the 6th edition.

kanagen.py

Anki plugin to generate lesson tags for cards. The name is misleading, it is a hack based on an older plugin I made.