Recursion Update

This update allows you to call the script recursively on a folder, so that subfolders are also scanned.

Bugfixes:

• Image tags should work properly (not sure how they worked before to be honest...)
• Fixed issue with calling the script on a directory
• Script now reloads config file if any exception occurs upon trying to load it

GUI, HTML comments and Setup Update

Lots of new things in this update:

• Updated GUI to make it even clearer
• Script now has a setup file
• IDs are now wrapped in HTML comments by default
• Regex mode can now be configured to be on by default
• Script now falls back to a command-line interface if Gooey isn't installed

Bugfixes:

• Fixed issue with generating field substitutions dictionary
• Fixed math formatting being incorrectly interpreted as HTML tags
• Documentation made slightly clearer in certain places
• Fixed issue with wrong name for directory

New GUI and option to disable GUI

This release:

• Adds a new GUI that makes it easier to select a file vs a folder to scan.
• Allows users to disable the GUI in order to run the script from the command line (or e.g. to automatically run the script with given parameters)

Bugfixes:

• The script now automatically tries to update the config file if there's an error reading from it.

Web-hosted image support

This update adds support for web-hosted images, using the standard markdown syntax ![alt-text](image_url)

GUI and Easy Cloze Update

The script now has a GUI, using the Gooey library (new dependency).
v2.2.2 - The script has a new, more compact syntax for Cloze notes.
For more information, see README.md.

Existing users should:

• Run pip install Gooey
• Update the config file

Bug fixes:

• Script no longer strips all whitespace at end of file.
• Script should now be able to read from config file correctly

Media update - Audio supported!

• Script now supports audio files! See README.md for instructions on how to embed them.
• Script now keeps track of media files it has added, and won't add them unnecessarily. Should speed up execution time for subsequent runs.
• Can now configure the default deck and tag given to cards.
• Script now shows a help message if run with no arguments

Remember to run obsidian_to_anki.py -u to get the new sections of the config file.

Version 2 - Custom Syntax update

This update adds one major new feature - the ability for users to define, via regular expressions, a custom syntax for their flashcards! Many useful templates are provided in the new regex.md file.
Existing users - run obsidian_to_anki.py -u to get the new sections in the Config file.

Bug fixes:

• Fixed image path problem for notes in a sub-directory
• Fixed TARGET DECK not being correct for a list of files in a directory
• Fixed issue with emojis in file
• Fixed ID being appended weirdly

Config and Inline Notes Update

This release allows you more freedom to configure the syntax of the script, and also adds inline notes. For more information, see README.md

Bug fixes:

• The script now no longer has fields enclosed in a <p> tag, which should fix some issues with formatting
• Fixed an issue where the script added text to the Extra: field in Cloze unexpectedly

File-wide tag functionality

This update allows you to specify 'file tags' for a file, which are tags that are automatically added to every card in the file. For more information, see the current README

v1.1.2 - Fixed bug where FILE TAGS were not added to new notes.

v1.0 - Performance and Directory Update

This update provides some performance improvements, and now allows you to run the script on an entire directory of files (not recursively).

Note that the obsidian_to_anki.py -f FILENAME syntax is no longer available - simply do obsidian_to_anki.py [path_to_file].

Stable release, finally!