ankinase

A parser which generates Anki cards from CommonMark.

Installation

cargo install ankinase

See ankinase --help for (sparse) usage information.

Overview

The following Markdown file:

# biology chemistry

What are the __two__ B12-dependent enzymes present in humans?
&
Methylmalonyl-CoA mutase and methionine synthase depend on _which_ cofactor?


Which type of enzyme catalyzes phosphorylation?
^
Kinases.


\\(\ce{ATP + H2O <=> ADP + {{c1::P_i}}}\\).

would produce the following Anki card file:

#separator:Tab
#html:true
#tags:biology chemistry
#notetype column:1
Basic (and reversed card)	<p>What are the <strong>two</strong> B12-dependent enzymes present in humans?</p>	<p>Methylmalonyl-CoA mutase and methionine synthase depend on <em>which</em> cofactor?</p>
Basic	<p>Which type of enzyme catalyzes phosphorylation?</p>	<p>Kinases.</p>
Cloze	<p>\(\ce{ATP + H2O &lt;=&gt; ADP + {{c1::P_i}}}\).</p>

• Tags which apply to each note in a file may be specified in the first line, which must begin with #. Separate tags with spaces.
• Notes are separated with two or more blank lines. The first note of a file does not need to be separated from the tags, if the latter are present.
• For basic (i.e. not reversible) notes, separate fields with a line containing only ^.
• For reversible notes, separate fields with a line containing only &.
• Notes with cloze deletion must not use a field separator.
• Fields are written via CommonMark, and can contain MathJax per Anki (though math-mode delimiters must be escaped with an additional backslash).

Images (via CommonMark syntax) should work, but you must move the images to the appropriate folder.

Known Issues

• Code blocks will lose linebreaks when converted.