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Memodack
Description
We all know paid services like Quizlet, Readlang, or free ones like Anki. Memodack offers something similar, but much simpler and focused exclusively on memorizing language parts. Study whenever it suits you — without limits, offline, on mobile or desktop.
Installation
- Launch Obsidian.
- Navigate to
Settings>Community Plugins. - Search for
Memodack. - Install and enable the plugin.
Settings
The plugin uses an API for text translation and text-to-speech (TTS). Currently, the provider is Google. To obtain an API key, you need to enable access to two services: Cloud Translation API and Cloud Text-to-Speech API. After that, you can create an API key in the Credentials section.
You can use the plugin without connecting to Google services, but in that case, text-to-speech and translation won't work — however, Blitz mode will!
Syntax
The plugin has its own syntax. In the documentation, we will use the word «part» or «parts» to refer to a word or phrase (or words and phrases).
{value|translation}
On the left, there can be a value, and on the right, the translation. If there is more than one translation, they can be listed separated by commas.
{some value|translation, translation, translation, ...}
All translations will be considered as one.
In reading mode, the translation will be hidden, and the part will be highlighted with specific styles.
Hotkeys
In the settings hotkeys, find the command Memodack: Translate and set a hotkey, for example, Alt+T.
For a quick translation and to convert a part to plugin syntax, select what you need and press Alt+T. After translation, text-to-speech (TTS) will be called for the value and its translation.
car -> {car|автомобіль}
Practice
For practice, open a document in reading mode and click the flash icon in the left ribbon menu, or search for Memodack in the command palette.
If you don't want to practice all the parts in the document, just select what you need and click the flash icon. If a part is not fully highlighted, it will still be selected.
Cache
After text-to-speech (TTS), the result will be saved to the cache at the path below and will be used for the next audio playback.
.obsidian/plugins/memodack/cache