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authortoasted-nutbread <toasted-nutbread@users.noreply.github.com>2020-11-28 14:30:50 -0500
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>2020-11-28 14:30:50 -0500
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Frequencies marker (#1074)
* Update japanese.js tests * Simplify fallback/early exit * Add overloads to furigana and furiganaPlain handlebars helper functions * Expose unique expression/reading arrays (and subsequently counts) * Add {frequencies} marker
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@@ -163,6 +163,7 @@ Flashcard fields can be configured with the following steps:
`{dictionary}` | Name of the dictionary from which the card is being created (unavailable in *grouped* mode).
`{document-title}` | Title of the web page that the term appeared in.
`{expression}` | Term expressed as kanji (will be displayed in kana if kanji is not available).
+ `{frequencies}` | Frequency information for the term.
`{furigana}` | Term expressed as kanji with furigana displayed above it (e.g. <ruby>日本語<rt>にほんご</rt></ruby>).
`{furigana-plain}` | Term expressed as kanji with furigana displayed next to it in brackets (e.g. 日本語[にほんご]).
`{glossary}` | List of definitions for the term (output format depends on whether running in *grouped* mode).
@@ -188,6 +189,7 @@ Flashcard fields can be configured with the following steps:
`{cloze-suffix}` | Fragment of the containing `{sentence}` starting at the end of `{cloze-body}` until the end of `{sentence}`.
`{dictionary}` | Name of the dictionary from which the card is being created.
`{document-title}` | Title of the web page that the kanji appeared in.
+ `{frequencies}` | Frequency information for the kanji.
`{glossary}` | List of definitions for the kanji.
`{kunyomi}` | Kunyomi (Japanese reading) for the kanji expressed as katakana.
`{onyomi}` | Onyomi (Chinese reading) for the kanji expressed as hiragana.