GRE2Anki
========

Chooses a GRE word from a list of nearly 4000 words and outputs its
description. You can then copy that in Anki or other SRS software.
Every time you run the script, the random word will be added to
`archive.txt`, which will stop the word from appearing again. In case
you want to start over, just delete `archive.txt`.

Requirements
------------

* `python3`

Instructions
------------

``` bash
$ python gre2anki.py
```

Hopefully you will see something like this:

![Screenshot](https://github.com/edran/GRE2Anki/raw/master/share/screenshot.png)

The HTML will be automatically parsed by Anki. By default it will read
`share/GRE_WORDS.txt`, but you can specify a path doing:

``` bash
$ python gre2anki.py -f my_file
```

Acknowledgements
----------------

The list of words has been exported from
[this deck](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/3676380352).

GRE2Anki
========

Chooses a GRE word from a list of nearly 4000 words and outputs its
description. You can then copy that in Anki or other SRS software.
Every time you run the script, the random word will be added to
`archive.txt`, which will stop the word from appearing again. In case
you want to start over, just delete `archive.txt`.

Requirements
------------

* `python3`

Instructions
------------

```bash
$ python gre2anki.py
```

Hopefully you will see something like this:

![Screenshot](https://github.com/edran/GRE2Anki/raw/master/share/screenshot.png)

The HTML will be automatically parsed by Anki. By default it will read
`share/GRE_WORDS.txt`, but you can specify a path doing:

```bash
$ python gre2anki.py -f my_file
```

Acknowledgements
----------------

The list of words has been exported from
[this deck](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/3676380352).

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