anki-release

import os from anki.collection import Collection from anki.stdrepl import repl # NOTE: For anki-release, the primary use case is to ensure backend dependencies. # The actual Anki backend interaction is via the 'anki' package. # Create a temporary Anki collection for demonstration # In a real scenario, you'd likely open an existing collection. COLLECTION_PATH = os.environ.get('ANKI_TEST_COLLECTION_PATH', 'temp_collection.anki2') # Ensure the directory exists if not in the current working directory collection_dir = os.path.dirname(COLLECTION_PATH) if collection_dir and not os.path.exists(collection_dir): os.makedirs(collection_dir) # Open or create an Anki collection col = Collection(COLLECTION_PATH) print(f"Opened Anki collection at: {col.path}") # Example: Get number of notes (0 for a new collection) print(f"Number of notes: {col.note_count()}") # Clean up the temporary collection if created new # In a real application, you'd manage persistence carefully. # col.close() # if not os.environ.get('ANKI_TEST_COLLECTION_PATH'): # os.remove(COLLECTION_PATH) # Anki's internal Python environment might use a custom REPL for debugging # For general scripting, standard Python interactions apply. # You might interact with objects like col.models, col.decks, etc.