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# AnkiConnect #
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# AnkiConnect #
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The AnkiConnect plugin enables external applications such as [Yomichan](https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/) to communicate with Anki
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The AnkiConnect plugin enables external applications such as [Yomichan](https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/) to communicate with
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over a remote API. This makes it possible to execute queries against the user's card deck, automatically create new
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[Anki](https://apps.ankiweb.net/) over a network interface. This software makes it possible to execute queries against
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vocabulary and Kanji flash cards, and more.
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the user's card deck, automatically create new vocabulary and Kanji flash cards, and more. AnkiConnect is compatible
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with the latest stable (2.0.x) and alpha (2.1.x) releases of Anki and works on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X.
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## Requirements ##
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## Installation ##
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* [Anki](http://ankisrs.net/) (versions 2.0.x and 2.1.x supported)
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## Installation (for most users) ##
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The installation process is similar to that of other Anki plugins and can be accomplished in three steps:
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The installation process is similar to that of other Anki plugins and can be accomplished in three steps:
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1. Open the *Install Add-on* dialog by selecting *Tools* > *Add-ons* > *Browse & Install* in Anki.
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1. Open the *Install Add-on* dialog by selecting *Tools* > *Add-ons* > *Browse & Install* in Anki.
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2. Input *2055492159* into the text box labeled *Code* and press the *OK* button to proceed.
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2. Input *[2055492159](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2055492159)* into the text box labeled *Code* and press the *OK* button to proceed.
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3. Restart Anki when prompted to do so in order to complete the installation of AnkiConnect.
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3. Restart Anki when prompted to do so in order to complete the installation of AnkiConnect.
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Anki must be kept running in the background in order for other applications to be able to use AnkiConnect.
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Anki must be kept running in the background in order for other applications to be able to use AnkiConnect. You can
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verify that AnkiConnect is running at any time by accessing [localhost:8765](http://localhost:8765) in your browser. If
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the server is running, you should see the message `AnkiConnect v.2` displayed in your browser window.
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### Windows ###
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### Notes for Windows ###
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Windows users may see a firewall nag dialog on Anki startup because this plugins acts as sever. Anki must be unblocked
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Windows users may see a firewall nag dialog box appear on Anki startup. This occurs because AnkiConnect hosts a local
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for this plugin to function.
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server in order to enable other applications to connect to it. The host application, Anki, must be unblocked for this
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plugin to function correctly.
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### Mac OS X ###
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### Notes for Mac OS X ###
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Starting with [Mac OS X Mavericks](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS_X_Mavericks), a feature named *App Nap* has been
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Starting with [Mac OS X Mavericks](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS_X_Mavericks), a feature named *App Nap* has been
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introduced to the operating system. This feature causes certain applications which are open (but not visible) to be
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introduced to the operating system. This feature causes certain applications which are open (but not visible) to be
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