### Example of a Formatted Basic Note

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Note formatting

An example of a 'Basic' note type, demonstrating the placement of the note content and tags.

```markdown
START
Basic
This is a test.
Back: Test successful!
Tags: Testing
END
```

--------------------------------

### Python Script Configuration Example

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Header-paragraph-style

Example of how to configure the 'Custom Regexps' section in the Python script's config file for header paragraph style.

```ini
Basic = ^#+(.+)\n*((?:\n(?:^[^\n#].{0,2}$|^[^\n#].{3}(?<!<!--).*))+$)
```

--------------------------------

### Cloze Note Type Example

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Regex

This example demonstrates the default syntax for the 'Cloze' note type, showing how cloze deletions are formatted.

```regex
START
Cloze
This is a {{c1::test}}
END
```

--------------------------------

### Example Markdown for Cloze Paragraphs

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-Paragraph-style

This is an example markdown file content to test cloze paragraph recognition. It includes examples with standard cloze deletions, math formatting, and curly cloze syntax.

```markdown
The idea of {cloze paragraph style} is to be able to recognise any paragraphs that contain {cloze deletions}.

The script should ignore paragraphs that have math formatting like $\frac{3}{4}$ but no actual cloze deletions.

With {2:CurlyCloze} enabled, you can also use the {c1|easier cloze formatting},
but of course {{c3::Anki}}'s formatting is always an option.
```

--------------------------------

### Python Script Configuration Example

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Question-answer-style

Configuration snippet for the Python script, showing how to set the 'Basic' custom regular expression. This is an example of how to modify the config file.

```ini
Basic = ^Q: ((?:.+\n)*)\n*A: (.+(?:\n(?:^.{1,3}$|^.{4}(?<!<!--).*))*) 
```

--------------------------------

### Per-Note Tag Syntax Example

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Tag-formatting

Demonstrates the correct way to list multiple tags for a single note. Ensure there is a space after the colon and between each tag.

```text
Tags: Tag1 Tag2 Tag3
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Syntax Example: Neuracache Flashcard Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

In this style, '#flashcard' is used to denote the start of a flashcard, and the following lines become the back of the card. This is inspired by the Neuracache note-taking method.

```markdown
In Neuracache style, to make a flashcard you do #flashcard
The next lines then become the back of the flashcard
```

--------------------------------

### Example Frozen Fields Usage

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Frozen-Fields

An example demonstrating how to use the FROZEN directive for a note type named 'Question with context' and a field named 'Context'.

```markdown
FROZEN - Question with context:
Context: What is the country's capital?
```

--------------------------------

### Glob Syntax Example: Ignore Root Private Files/Folders

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

This glob pattern ignores files and folders in the root directory that start with 'private' or 'Private'. It provides case-insensitive matching for root-level items.

```glob
[Pp]rivate*/**
```

--------------------------------

### Example Markdown Content for Neuracache Flashcards

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Neuracache-flashcard-style

This is an example of Markdown content formatted in the Neuracache style. Use this content to test the flashcard creation process.

```markdown
In Neuracache style, to make a flashcard you do #flashcard
The next lines then become the back of the flashcard

If you want, it's certainly possible to
do a multi-line question #flashcard
You just need to make sure both
the question and answer are one paragraph.

And, of course #flashcard


Whitespace is ignored!

```

--------------------------------

### Basic Field Formatting with Prefixes

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Field-formatting

Use a colon prefix for each field except the first to specify its Anki destination. This example shows the standard format for creating a card.

```text
START
Basic
Front: This is a test.
Back: Test successful!
END
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Syntax Example: Question Answer Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

This format uses 'Q:' for the question and 'A:' for the answer, creating a standard question-and-answer flashcard. It's a straightforward method for creating Q&A pairs.

```markdown
Q: How do you use this style?
A: Just like this.
```

--------------------------------

### Example Markdown File for Ruled Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Ruled-style

This is an example of a markdown file formatted for ruled style flashcards. It demonstrates the use of at least three hyphens to separate the front and back of a card, and supports multi-line content for both sections.

```markdown
How do you use ruled style?
---
You need at least three '-' between the front and back of the card.


Are paragraphs
supported?
---------
Yes, but you need the front and back
directly before and after the ruler.
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Syntax Example: RemNote Single-Line Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

This example demonstrates the RemNote single-line style for creating notes. The syntax uses '::' to separate the front and back of a flashcard.

```markdown
This is how to use::Remnote single-line style
```

--------------------------------

### Per-File Tag Formatting Example (Colon Separated)

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Tag-formatting

An alternative format for per-file tags, using a colon to separate the file tag indicator from the list of tags.

```text
FILE TAGS: Maths School Physics
```

--------------------------------

### Example Markdown Table Content

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Markdown table style

This is an example of markdown content that the custom regex will process. The script ignores content outside of tables.

```markdown
| How do you use this style? |
| ---- |
| Just like this |

Of course, the script will ignore anything outside a table.

| Furthermore, the script | should also |
| ----- | ----- |
| Ignore any tables | with more than one column |

| Why might this style be useful? |
| --------- |
| It looks nice when rendered as HTML in a markdown editor. |
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Syntax Example: Markdown Table Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

This example uses a Markdown table to format flashcards, where the table content serves as the card's information. It's visually appealing when rendered as HTML.

```markdown
| Why might this style be useful? |
| ------ |
| It looks nice when rendered as HTML in a markdown editor. |
```

--------------------------------

### Example Markdown Content

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/RemNote single-line style

This is an example of a markdown file content that can be parsed using the RemNote single-line style regex. The script will process lines formatted with '::' as notes.

```markdown
This is how to use::Remnote single-line style
The script won't see things outside of it.
You can have::multiple notes in the same file
```

--------------------------------

### Updating an Existing Note

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Updating existing notes

This example shows the expected format of a note that can be updated. The script appends an ID to the note data, which is then used to identify and update the existing note when the script is run again.

```markdown
START
Basic
This is a test.
Back: Test successful!
<!--ID: 1566052191670-->
END
```

--------------------------------

### Example of Deleting a Note with ID

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Deleting-notes

This example demonstrates how to delete a note with the identifier '123456789'. Proper separation with newlines is crucial.

```plaintext
DELETE
ID: 123456789
```

--------------------------------

### Example Markdown Content

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Question-answer-style

Sample markdown content demonstrating various question and answer formats that can be parsed by the custom regex. Includes single-line, multi-line, and spaced Q&A pairs.

```markdown
Q: How do you use this style?
A: Just like this.

Q: Can the question
run over multiple lines?
A: Yes, and
So can the answer

Q: Does the answer need to be immediately after the question?


A: No, and preceding whitespace will be ignored.

Q: How is this possible?
A: The 'magic' of regular expressions!
```

--------------------------------

### Per-File Tag Formatting Example (Line Break)

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Tag-formatting

This format applies tags to all cards generated from a file. The '{File Tags Line}' should be 'FILE TAGS' by default, followed by the tag list on the next line.

```text
FILE TAGS
Maths School Physics
```

--------------------------------

### Generic Block Note Structure

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Note formatting

Format your 'block' notes using this structure. Ensure each section is correctly delimited by START and END.

```markdown
START
{Note Type}
{Note Fields}
Tags:
END
```

--------------------------------

### Default Delete Regex Example

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Regex

This shows the default format for deleting notes using the script, including the 'DELETE' marker and the Anki ID.

```regex
<pre>
DELETE  
&lt;!--ID: 129414201900--&gt;  
</pre>
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Syntax Example: Header Paragraph Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

This style uses a Markdown header as the front of the flashcard and the subsequent paragraph as the back. It's suitable for notes where the header provides context for the answer.

```markdown
# Style
This style is suitable for having the header as the front, and the answer as the back
```

--------------------------------

### Glob Syntax Example: Ignore Excalidraw Files

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

This glob pattern ignores all files ending with '.excalidraw.md'. This is useful to prevent slow scanning of Excalidraw files.

```glob
**/*.excalidraw.md
```

--------------------------------

### Example Delete Regex Note Line with ID

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Regex

This is an example of a delete regex line with a specific Anki ID. The ID is crucial for the script to identify the note.

```regex
<pre>
{Delete Regex Note Line}  
&lt;!--ID: 129840142123--&gt;  
</pre>
```

--------------------------------

### Example Delete Regex Note Line

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Regex

Use this regex to mark notes for deletion. Ensure the ID comment remains intact.

```regex
{Delete Regex Note Line}
```

--------------------------------

### Python Code Block Example

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/tests/defaults/test_vault_suites/markdown_test/markdown_test.md

Showcases a basic Python print statement within a Github-flavoured markdown code block. Anki does not provide syntax highlighting for these blocks.

```python
    print("Hello world!")

```

--------------------------------

### Python Script Cloze Regex Configuration

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-Paragraph-style

This is the configuration line for the Python script to enable cloze paragraph detection. Set 'CurlyCloze = True' for this example to work.

```ini
Cloze =  (.*\{.*\n?)
```

--------------------------------

### CurlyCloze: Simple Cloze with Multiple Gaps

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-formatting

When 'CurlyCloze' is enabled, use simple curly braces for clozes. IDs are assigned sequentially starting from 1.

```markdown
This is a {cloze} note with {two clozes}
```

--------------------------------

### Glob Syntax Example: Ignore Template Folder

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

This glob pattern ignores all files within the 'Template' folder and its subdirectories. It's used to exclude specific directory structures from scanning.

```glob
Template/**
```

--------------------------------

### Glob Syntax Example: Ignore Private Folders Anywhere

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

This glob pattern ignores all files within any folder named 'private', regardless of its location in the vault. It helps in excluding sensitive or irrelevant private sections.

```glob
**/private/**
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Syntax Example: Ruled Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

The ruled style requires at least three hyphens ('---') to separate the front and back of a flashcard. This provides a clear visual distinction between the question and answer.

```markdown
How do you use ruled style?
---
You need at least three '-' between the front and back of the card.
```

--------------------------------

### CurlyCloze: Mixed Cloze Styles

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-formatting

Combine different cloze syntaxes, including automatic ID assignment and explicit IDs, when 'CurlyCloze' is enabled. IDs without explicit specification start from 1 and increment.

```markdown
This is a {cloze} note with {multiple} non-id clozes, as well as {2:some clozes} with {c1|other styles}
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Syntax Example: Cloze Paragraph Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

This style allows for cloze deletions within paragraphs, using curly braces '{}' to indicate the parts to be hidden. It's useful for creating flashcards from sentences with missing words.

```markdown
The idea of {cloze paragraph style} is to be able to recognise any paragraphs that contain {cloze deletions}.
```

--------------------------------

### Configuration for Basic Regex

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Markdown table style

This is how the custom regex is configured in the tool's settings. Ensure the 'Regex' option is checked when running the plugin or script.

```ini
Basic =  
```

```ini
Basic = \|([^\n|]+)\|\n\|(?:[^\n|]+)\|\n\|([^\n|]+)\|\n?
```

--------------------------------

### Obsidian Embedded Audio Syntax

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Audio-formatting

Use Obsidian's standard embed syntax for audio files stored locally.

```markdown
![[embed]]
```

--------------------------------

### Python Script Config - Basic Regex Placeholder

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/RemNote single-line style

This is the default configuration line for the 'Basic' regex in the Python script's config file before customization.

```ini
Basic =  
```

--------------------------------

### Web-hosted Image Embedding

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Image-formatting

Use this format for web-hosted images. Copy the image address and use it as the URL.

```markdown
![alt-text](image_url)
```

--------------------------------

### AnkiConnect Configuration

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/blob/master/README.md

Configure AnkiConnect settings for the Obsidian plugin. Ensure 'webBindAddress' is set to '127.0.0.1' and 'webCorsOriginList' includes 'app://obsidian.md'.

```json
{
    "apiKey": null,
    "apiLogPath": null,
    "webBindAddress": "127.0.0.1",
    "webBindPort": 8765,
    "webCorsOrigin": "http://localhost",
    "webCorsOriginList": [
        "http://localhost",
        "app://obsidian.md"
    ]
}
```

--------------------------------

### Run Python Script from Command Line

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Troubleshooting

If the Python script fails to run, try executing it directly from your terminal. Ensure you replace `{PATH_TO_SCRIPT}` with the actual path to the script file.

```bash
python3 {PATH_TO_SCRIPT}
```

--------------------------------

### Python Script Configuration for Ruled Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Ruled-style

This configuration snippet shows how to set the 'Basic' custom regex for ruled style in the Python script. Ensure the 'Regex' option is checked when running the script.

```ini
Basic = ((?:[^\n][\n]?)+\n)-{3,}(?:\n(?:^.{1,3}$|^.{4}(?<!<!--)).*)*
```

--------------------------------

### Python Script Embedded Audio Syntax

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Audio-formatting

Embed local audio files in Python scripts using the `[sound:{path_to_file}]` syntax. Ensure the audio file is stored locally.

```markdown
[sound:Media/record.wav]
```

--------------------------------

### Python Script Config - Basic Regex Update

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/RemNote single-line style

This shows the updated configuration line for the 'Basic' regex in the Python script's config file after entering the RemNote single-line regex.

```ini
Basic = ^(.*[^
:]{1}):{2}([^
:]{1}.*)
```

--------------------------------

### Local Image Embedding (Standard Markdown)

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Image-formatting

Supported for Python script users. Use standard markdown syntax to embed local images.

```markdown
![alt-text](path_to_image)
```

--------------------------------

### Local Image Embedding (Obsidian Style)

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Image-formatting

Supported for Obsidian plugin users. Both Obsidian-style and standard markdown embeds are compatible.

```markdown
![[image_name.png]]
```

--------------------------------

### Basic Regex for Q&A Format

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Question-answer-style

This regex is used to parse question and answer pairs from markdown files. It captures multi-line questions and answers, ignoring preceding whitespace before the answer.

```regex
^Q: ((?:.+\n)*)\n*A: (.+(?:\n(?:^.{1,3}$|^.{4}(?<!<!--).*))*) 
```

--------------------------------

### Python Script Configuration for Custom Regex

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Neuracache-flashcard-style

This is how you would configure the 'Custom Regexps' section in the Python script's config file to use the Neuracache flashcard style.

```ini
Basic = ((?:[^\n][\n]?)+) #flashcard ?\n*((?:\n(?:^.{1,3}$|^.{4}(?<!<!--).*))+)
```

--------------------------------

### Python Shebang for Script Execution

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Technical

Prepend this shebang to your Python script to allow direct execution on Unix-like systems.

```python
#!/usr/bin/env python
```

--------------------------------

### Standard Anki Cloze Syntax

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-formatting

Use this syntax for basic cloze deletions in Anki. Ensure the 'CurlyCloze' option is disabled or not applicable.

```markdown
This is a {{c1::cloze note}}
```

--------------------------------

### CurlyCloze: Explicit IDs with 'c' Prefix

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-formatting

Use the format {cID:text} for cloze deletions with 'CurlyCloze' enabled, similar to standard Anki syntax but within curly braces.

```markdown
This is a {c1:cloze} note with {c2:another} type of {c3:id syntax}
```

--------------------------------

### CurlyCloze: Explicit IDs with 'c' Prefix and Pipe

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-formatting

Use the format {cID|text} for cloze deletions with 'CurlyCloze' enabled, offering another explicit ID specification.

```markdown
This is a {c1|cloze} note with {c2|yet another} type of {c3|id syntax}
```

--------------------------------

### Format for Deleting a Note

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Deleting-notes

Use this format to specify a note for deletion. Ensure it is separated by newlines from other note blocks to avoid misinterpretation.

```plaintext
DELETE
ID: {Identifier}
```

--------------------------------

### Incorrect Per-Note Tag Syntax

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Tag-formatting

Illustrates an incorrect format for per-note tags, highlighting the need for a space after the colon.

```text
Tags:Tag1 Tag2 Tag3
```

--------------------------------

### Basic Regex for Header Paragraph Style

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Header-paragraph-style

This regex captures a header and its following paragraphs. Use this in the 'Custom Regexps' field for basic header-to-card conversion.

```regex
^#+(.+)\n*((?:\n(?:^[^\n#].{0,2}$|^[^\n#].{3}(?<!<!--).*))+$)
```

--------------------------------

### Inline Math Formatting

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Math formatting

Use single dollar signs for inline math expressions. This is useful for embedding short mathematical notations within a line of text.

```Markdown
Inline $x = 5$
```

--------------------------------

### Generic Regex for Subheading Level n or More

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Header-paragraph-style

This is a template regex to create cards from headers of level 'n' or deeper. Replace '{n,}' with the desired minimum heading level.

```regex
^#{n,}(.+)\n*((?:\n(?:^[^\n#].{0,2}$|^[^\n#].{3}(?<!<!--).*))+$)
```

--------------------------------

### CurlyCloze: Alternate ID Syntax

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-formatting

Use the format {ID|text} for cloze deletions with 'CurlyCloze' enabled, providing an alternative way to specify IDs.

```markdown
This is a {2|cloze} {3|note} with {1|alternate id syntax}
```

--------------------------------

### Regex for Subheading Level 2 or More

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Header-paragraph-style

Use this regex to create cards only for headers that are H2 or deeper. This allows for more granular control over card creation.

```regex
^#{2,}(.+)\n*((?:\n(?:^[^\n#].{0,2}$|^[^\n#].{3}(?<!<!--).*))+$)
```

--------------------------------

### Frozen Fields Structure

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Frozen-Fields

This is the general structure for defining frozen fields. Replace placeholders with your note type and field names.

```markdown
FROZEN - {Note type}:
{Field 1}: {Content 1}
{Field 2}: {Content 2}
...
```

--------------------------------

### Displayed Math Formatting

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Math formatting

Use double dollar signs for displayed math expressions. This renders the mathematical content on its own line, typically centered, for better readability of complex equations.

```Markdown
Displayed $$z = 10$$
```

--------------------------------

### Highlight-Cloze Style Regex

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-Paragraph-style

This regex line is used for the highlight-cloze style, allowing markdown highlights instead of curly braces for cloze deletions. Enable 'CurlyCloze - Highlights to Clozes' in the plugin settings.

```regex
((?:.+\n)*(?:.*==.*)(?:\n(?:^.{1,3}$|^.{4}(?<!<!--).*))*)
```

--------------------------------

### Multi-line Content for a Single Field

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Field-formatting

Content for a single field can span multiple lines. Each new line will be appended to the current field until a new field prefix is encountered.

```text
START
Basic
This is a test.
And the test is continuing.
Back: Test successful!
END
```

--------------------------------

### Omitting Prefix for the First Field

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Field-formatting

The prefix can be omitted for the first field for convenience. The program will automatically assign content to the first field.

```text
START
Basic
This is a test.
Back: Test successful!
END
```

--------------------------------

### CurlyCloze: Cloze with Explicit IDs

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-formatting

Specify cloze IDs directly using the format {ID:text} when 'CurlyCloze' is enabled.

```markdown
This is a {2:cloze} note with {1:id syntax}
```

--------------------------------

### Python Code Block

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/test

A basic Python print statement within a Github-flavoured code block. Anki does not support syntax highlighting for this.

```python
    print("Hello world!")
```

--------------------------------

### Regex for Subheading Level 3 or More

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Header-paragraph-style

This regex is for creating cards from H3 headers and their subsequent paragraphs. It's useful for organizing cards by specific heading depths.

```regex
^#{3,}(.+)\n*((?:\n(?:^[^\n#].{0,2}$|^[^\n#].{3}(?<!<!--).*))+$)
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Regex for Markdown Tables

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Markdown table style

This regex is used to identify and extract content from markdown tables for conversion into Anki cards. It specifically targets tables with a particular column structure.

```regex
\|([^\n|]+)\|\n\|(?:[^\n|]+)\|\n\|([^\n|]+)\|\n?
```

--------------------------------

### Ruled Style Regex Pattern

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Ruled-style

This regex is used to define the separator between the front and back of a flashcard in ruled style. It requires at least three hyphens between card sections and supports multi-line content.

```regex
((?:[^\n][\n]?)+\n)-{3,}(?:\n(?:^.{1,3}$|^.{4}(?<!<!--)).*)*
```

--------------------------------

### Neuracache Regex for Flashcards

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Neuracache-flashcard-style

This regex is used to identify and parse flashcards in Neuracache style from Markdown content. It captures the question and the subsequent answer lines.

```regex
((?:[^\n][\n]?)+) #flashcard ?\n*((?:\n(?:^.{1,3}$|^.{4}(?<!<!--).*))+)
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Regex for Cloze Paragraphs

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/Cloze-Paragraph-style

This regex is used to identify paragraphs containing cloze deletions for the Obsidian plugin. Ensure 'Regex' and 'CurlyCloze' options are enabled in plugin settings.

```regex
((?:.+\n)*(?:.*\{.*)(?:\n(?:^.{1,3}$|^.{4}(?<!<!--).*))*)
```

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### RemNote Single-Line Regex

Source: https://github.com/obsidiantoanki/obsidian_to_anki/wiki/RemNote single-line style

This regex is used to identify and capture RemNote-style single-line notes. Paste this into the 'Custom Regexps' field in the plugin settings or config file.

```regex
^(.*[^
:]{1}):{2}([^
:]{1}.*)
```