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This is how anki already works on Android, using a custom intent.
by xdfgh1112 1y ago
This is how anki already works on Android, using a custom intent.
- leephillips 1y agoI have anki on Android and I never see options to use it from another app. Do I need to set something up?
- david_allison 1y agoHi Lee, We have 4 levels of integration: * Some apps which integrate with AnkiDroid via our Content Provider based API (see [0]). This integrates with the Android permissions system, but you may also disable all integrations in the AnkiDroid Advanced Settings. AnkiConnect support (REST API) can also be enabled using a third party app. * System Context Menu (ACTION_PROCESS_TEXT): Selecting text in most apps should provide an 'Anki Card' option in the context menu. This may need to be enabled in AnkiDroid: Settings - General. This may also need to be enabled on your system (system dependent: long press text in an app, expand the context menu to 'more items' and select 'Manage Apps') * Android Share Menu: Select text and select 'Share', this enables use of our 'Instant Note Editor' for cloze deletions, as well as our standard 'Add Note' screen[1] * Android Intents (should work with Tasker)[2] [0] https://github.com/ankidroid/Anki-Android/wiki/Third-Party-Apps https://github.com/ankidroid/Anki-Android/wiki/Third-Party-A... [1] https://github.com/criticalAY/GSoC-Report/blob/main/README.md#after-instant-note-editor https://github.com/criticalAY/GSoC-Report/blob/main/README.m... [2] https://github.com/ankidroid/Anki-Android/wiki/AnkiDroid-API#sending-cards-to-ankidroid-via-intent https://github.com/ankidroid/Anki-Android/wiki/AnkiDroid-API...
- leephillips 1y agoThanks! This is very useful.