Description: Generate .csv files for flashcards from the LATEX at https://reader.hebrewtools.org
- Run the python file
- For example, with
python3 main.py
- For example, with
You can supply command line arguments to tweak values. Below, you can see the argument name with a brief description.
| Argument | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| fileToReadFrom | The LATEX file that will be read from to generate the words to turn into flashcards | Defaults to demo.tex |
| fileToWriteTo | The output .csv file produced by the code |
Defaults to output.csv |
| mostCommonWordsFile | The file that stores the x most common words - these words are not saved when the output .csv is generated. If you want to save every value in the file to the .csv file, set this to a blank document |
Defaults to 500MostCommon.csv |
These values are given in the format:
python3 main.py fileToWriteTo=myFile.txt fileToReadFrom=myOtherFile.txt
- https://reader.hebrewtools.org lets you generate PDF or LATEX files in Hebrew from passages supplied in the Hebrew Tanach (Old Testament). You can optionally create a document with the words supplied at the bottom
- This script takes the LATEX version, and puts all the words used in a .csv file
- In addition, the code does not add the words in (by default) the
500MostCommon.csvfile.- If you are learning words, you don't want to be taught words you already know!
- In addition, the code does not add the words in (by default) the
- The file contains word and definition
- This .csv file can easily be imported into programs such as Anki, to give flashcards for a specific book
- This has been developed to a reasonable extent. While a UI has not veen developed, this is not really needed for a simple script.
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