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quizlet2anki: Refactor

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It now uses CJK characters instead of repeated ASCI characters, since
they are not used in my cards.
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Simon Bruder 2021-03-15 19:13:21 +01:00
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#!/usr/bin/env nix-shell #!/usr/bin/env nix-shell
#!nix-shell -i python3 -p python3 #!nix-shell -i python3 -p python3
# I want to use Anki instead of Quizlet. However, Quizlet only provides a very # I want to use Anki instead of Quizlet. However, Quizlet only provides a very
# limited “export” functionality, that exports something like csv, but does nut # limited “export” functionality, that exports something like csv, but does not
# support quoting. So it will fail if your separation character is either your # support quoting. So it will fail if your separation character is either your
# column or row separator (e.g. if you have multiple lines in one field). # column or row separator (e.g. if you have multiple lines in one field).
# This script takes unquoted data with uncommon separators (|||||| for columns, # This script takes unquoted data with separators that don’t exist on the cards
# \n------\n for rows) and exports it as a more usable csv (quoted, cols # (世 for columns, 界 for rows) and exports it as a more usable csv (quoted,
# separated by \t, rows separated by \n) # cols separated by tab, rows separated by newline).
import sys import sys
outfile = sys.argv[1] outfile = sys.argv[1]
quizlet_output = sys.stdin.read() quizlet_output = sys.stdin.read()
maybe_tsv = ( maybe_tsv = '"' + quizlet_output.replace("世", '"\t"').replace("界", '"\n"')
'"' + quizlet_output.replace("||||||", '"\t"').replace("\n------\n", '"\n"') + '"'
)
maybe_tsv = maybe_tsv[:-2] maybe_tsv = maybe_tsv[:-2]