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GoldenDict tools
A set of helpful programs to enhance goldendict for immersion learning.
This is a fork from the original program made by tatsumoto
Some significant features of this fork
- replace libfmt by a native function, making it 3x faster than the original version
- a sane build system using cmake
- system-agnostic, means it can even run on windows
Table of Contents
Installation
First, install goldendict-ng.
Gnu Guix
gd-tools is available in our channel
Microsoft Windows
Refer to Build on MinGW in Build Instructions
Apple Mac
Refer to Build on Mac in Build Instructions
Other Unix systems
Setup
Open GoldenDict, press "Edit" > "Dictionaries" > "Programs" and add the installed executables.
Set type to html.
Command Line: gd-tools <name of the program> --word %GDWORD% --sentence %GDSEARCH%.
Optionally add arguments, such as: gd-tools marisa --word %GDWORD% --sentence %GDSEARCH% .
These programs are treated as dictionaries and you can add them under "Dictionaries" or "Groups".
gd-marisa
This script outputs the sentence with clickable characters and searches for the longest available dictionary entry (from a predefined list) beginning at that character. For deinflection it currently relies on rdricpp. It also provides links of available entries of smaller substrings.
Usage
gd-tools marisa --word %GDWORD% --sentence %GDSEARCH%
The path to the .dic is an optional argument and defaults to /usr/share/gd-tools/marisa_words.dic
Dependencies
marisa-trie. The official Arch Linux package is called marisa, but it's already a dependency of goldendict.
Building an own index from a set of words
If you would like to make changes to found words,
you can also create an own index from a newline-separated list of words (here called keyset.txt):
marisa-build < keyset.txt > keyset.dic
More information at https://www.s-yata.jp/marisa-trie/docs/readme.en.html
gd-ankisearch
This script searches Anki cards in your collection that contain %GDWORD%.
Arguments:
--field-nameNAMEoptional field to limit search to.--deck-nameNAMEoptional deck to limit search to.--show-fieldsVocabKanji,SentKanjioptional comma-separated list of fields to show.
Example invocation:
gd-tools ankisearch --field-name VocabKanji --show-fields VocabKanji,SentKanji,Image,SentAudio --word %GDWORD%
gd-images
This script shows the top 5 pictures from Bing images for the given search string.
gd-strokeorder
This script shows the search string in the KanjiStrokeOrders font.
Font source: https://www.nihilist.org.uk/
Arguments:
--max-len5maximum size of the input string.--font-size10remfont size. It has to be large in order to see the stroke numbers.
How to call:
gd-tools strokeorder --word %GDWORD%
gd-handwritten
This script displays the handwritten form of each character
Font source: ArmedLemon.
How to call:
gd-tools handwritten --word %GDWORD%
gd-massif
This script shows example sentences from https://massif.la/
gd-mandarin
This script passes a sentence through mecab in order to make every part of the sentence clickable. It also automatically converts the sentence to traditional characters.
To use gd-mandarin,
you need to install gd-tools by running ./quickinstall.sh --mandarin.
gd-mecab
This script passes a sentence through mecab in order to make every part of the sentence clickable.
Dependencies
This script requires MeCab and the IPA dictionary to be installed.
If you are on an Arch Linux system you can simply install the AUR package mecab-ipa to obtain both.
Command format
Add this script to GoldenDict under "Dictionaries" > "Programs" (format HTML), like this:
gd-tools mecab --word %GDWORD% --sentence %GDSEARCH%
Optional arguments
--font-size SIZEthe font size to be used, e.g.30px.--user-dict FILEfull path to the user_dic.dic file. This is done automatically if you install via make.
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