import genanki import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET my_deck = genanki.Deck(2059400110, 'XML Deck') my_model = genanki.Model( 1607392319, 'XML Model', fields=['name': 'Front', 'name': 'Back'], templates=[ 'name': 'Card 1', 'qfmt': 'Front', 'afmt': 'FrontSide<hr id="answer">Back', ])
tree = ET.parse('input.xml') for note_elem in tree.findall('.//note'): front = note_elem.find('field[1]').text back = note_elem.find('field[2]').text note = genanki.Note(model=my_model, fields=[front, back]) my_deck.add_note(note) xml to apkg
Optimizations: Use sqlite3 PRAGMA synchronous=OFF during bulk insert, executemany() , and memory-mapped I/O for media. Converting XML to APKG is a multi‑stage process requiring careful handling of data modeling, media embedding, and SQLite schema compatibility. The best approach depends on your XML schema complexity and required scale. For simple needs, genanki or Anki’s built‑in CSV importer with an XSLT transform may suffice. For production systems, a custom pipeline with streaming XML parsing, incremental updates, and robust error handling is recommended. import genanki import xml
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