This open source script is for Mac OS X or Linux, with Ruby installed. You can run the script via the command line with "ruby anki1.0.rb" for example. This version of the script is very simple: it extracts certain statistics from your Anki decks (edit the list of decks and their locations at the top of the the script) and saves these statistics in a text file in a location specified by you. You can use something like cron to have this script run regularly to keep track of your decks. It saves data such as the cards that have yet to be studied, how many are currently due, how many were studied today, how many minutes spent studying, and if not studied today, the date it was last studied.
Applescript for use with Pomodoro desktop application If you interrupt a Pomodoro it will prompt you to tell it what tasks you wish to make a note of to carry out after completing the Pomodoro At the completion of the Pomodoro or when you reset it it will open the file Open the two scripts and read the comments for instructions
1.1 Adds the date, time, and name of the pomodoro.
This applescript for Pomodoro Desktop (0.26 or greater) by Ugo Landini can be triggered to go off when a pomodoro is completed. It will then enter the date, time, and name of the pomodoro, along with optional comma separate tags to a text file for simple archive purposes.
Set Note to Source: These two Applescripts are for OmniOutliner. They will set the "note" of the selected rows in an OmniOutliner file either to the contents of the clipboard (in the case of one of the scripts) or prompt you for some text to assign the "note" via a dialog box.
