WARNING: I have tried contacting thai-language.com owners and ask their opinion of publishing this, but have received no reply. While I believe that scrapping dictionary entries for building personal decks falls under fair use, I’m not a lawyer. Github page This add-on requires that your model has these fields:
“Id”: required, used for linking notes to their dictionary entries; “Word”: optional, the word. Currently filled with Paiboon transliteration, but this can be changed by editing the configuration or the source code a bit (see below); “Definition”: optional, the definition of the word; “Extra”: optional, for classifiers and components. The names of the fields and the used transliteration may be changed in the configuration file. After this add-on has been installed, the following new context menu options appear in the Anki editor: “Fill supported fields”: Fill all supported fields of the note, replacing the old values; “Fill this field”: Fill the currently selected field; “Fill this field in all notes”: FIll the currently selected field in all notes with the same type. “Id” field must be filled before using any of the new options. It supports the following formats: Links, including links with anchors: http://www.thai-language.com/id/131210#def5; Entry IDs: Either 131210, 131210#5 for definition 5, or 131210## for the default definition. To change the notes formatting or add/remove details you can edit or derive from the NoteFormatter class. It contains a multitude of methods for formatting various parts of a note, which may be overridden.
