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ankisyncd
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[](https://anki-sync-server.readthedocs.io/?badge=latest)
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[](https://gitter.im/ankicommunity/community?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=badge&utm_campaign=pr-badge)
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[Anki][] is a powerful open source flashcard application, which helps you
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quickly and easily memorize facts over the long term utilizing a spaced
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repetition algorithm. Anki's main form is a desktop application (for Windows,
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Linux and macOS) which can sync to a web version (AnkiWeb) and mobile
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versions for Android and iOS.
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This is a personal Anki server, which you can sync against instead of
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AnkiWeb. It was originally developed by [David Snopek](https://github.com/dsnopek)
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to support the flashcard functionality on Bibliobird, a web application for
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language learning.
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This version is a fork of [jdoe0/ankisyncd](https://github.com/jdoe0/ankisyncd).
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It supports Python 3 and Anki 2.1.
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[Anki]: https://apps.ankiweb.net/
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[dsnopek's Anki Sync Server]: https://github.com/dsnopek/anki-sync-server
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<details open><summary>Contents</summary>
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- [Installing](#installing)
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- [Installing (Docker)](#installing-docker)
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- [Setting up Anki](#setting-up-anki)
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- [Anki 2.1](#anki-21)
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- [Anki 2.0](#anki-20)
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- [AnkiDroid](#ankidroid)
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- [Running `ankisyncd` without `pyaudio`](#running-ankisyncd-without-pyaudio)
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- [Anki ≥2.1.9](#anki-219)
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- [Older versions](#older-versions)
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- [ENVVAR configuration overrides](#envvar-configuration-overrides)
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- [Support for other database backends](#support-for-other-database-backends)
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</details>
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Installing
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----------
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0. Install the current version of Anki.
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1. Install the dependencies:
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$ pip install webob
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2. Modify ankisyncd.conf according to your needs
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3. Create user:
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$ ./ankisyncctl.py adduser <username>
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4. Setup a proxy to unchunk the requests.
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Webob does not support the header "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" used by Anki and
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therefore ankisyncd sees chunked requests as empty. To solve this problem setup
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Nginx (or any other webserver of your choice) and configure it to "unchunk" the
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requests to ankisyncd:
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server {
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listen 27701;
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server_name default;
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location / {
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proxy_http_version 1.0;
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proxy_pass http://ankisyncd:27701/;
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}
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}
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5. Run ankisyncd:
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$ python -m ankisyncd
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Installing (Docker)
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-------------------
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Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/kuklinistvan/docker-anki-sync-server#usage).
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Setting up Anki
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---------------
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### Anki 2.1.28 and above
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Create a new directory in [the add-ons folder][addons21] (name it something
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like ankisyncd), create a file named `__init__.py` containing the code below
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and put it in the `ankisyncd` directory.
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import os
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addr = "http://127.0.0.1:27701/" # put your server address here
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os.environ["SYNC_ENDPOINT"] = addr + "sync/"
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os.environ["SYNC_ENDPOINT_MEDIA"] = addr + "msync/"
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### Anki 2.1
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Create a new directory in [the add-ons folder][addons21] (name it something
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like ankisyncd), create a file named `__init__.py` containing the code below
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and put it in the `ankisyncd` directory.
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import anki.sync, anki.hooks, aqt
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addr = "http://127.0.0.1:27701/" # put your server address here
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anki.sync.SYNC_BASE = "%s" + addr
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def resetHostNum():
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aqt.mw.pm.profile['hostNum'] = None
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anki.hooks.addHook("profileLoaded", resetHostNum)
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### Anki 2.0
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Create a file (name it something like ankisyncd.py) containing the code below
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and put it in `~/Anki/addons`.
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import anki.sync
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addr = "http://127.0.0.1:27701/" # put your server address here
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anki.sync.SYNC_BASE = addr
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anki.sync.SYNC_MEDIA_BASE = addr + "msync/"
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[addons21]: https://addon-docs.ankiweb.net/#/getting-started?id=add-on-folders
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### AnkiDroid
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Advanced → Custom sync server
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Unless you have set up a reverse proxy to handle encrypted connections, use
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`http` as the protocol. The port will be either the default, 27701, or
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whatever you have specified in `ankisyncd.conf` (or, if using a reverse proxy,
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whatever port you configured to accept the front-end connection).
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Even though the AnkiDroid interface will request an email address, this is not
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required; it will simply be the username you configured with `ankisyncctl.py
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adduser`.
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Running `ankisyncd` without `pyaudio`
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`ankisyncd` doesn't use the audio recording feature of Anki, so if you don't
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want to install PortAudio, you can edit some files in the `anki-bundled`
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directory to exclude `pyaudio`:
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ENVVAR configuration overrides
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Configuration values can be set via environment variables using `ANKISYNCD_` prepended
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to the uppercase form of the configuration value. E.g. the environment variable,
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`ANKISYNCD_AUTH_DB_PATH` will set the configuration value `auth_db_path`
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Environment variables override the values set in the `ankisyncd.conf`.
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Support for other database backends
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-----------------------------------
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sqlite3 is used by default for user data, authentication and session persistence.
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`ankisyncd` supports loading classes defined via config that manage most
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persistence requirements (the media DB and files are being worked on). All that is
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required is to extend one of the existing manager classes and then reference those
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classes in the config file. See ankisyncd.conf for example config.
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