Feat: reposition new cards

Can we add a r: Reposition card option to the apy editor ?

Reviewing note 1 of 5
c: Continue        e: Edit            a: Add new         d: Delete
m: Toggle markdown *: Toggle marked   z: Toggle suspend  p: Toggle pprint
F: Clear flags     C: Show card names f: Show images     E: Edit CSS
s: Save and stop   x: Abort           r: Reposition card

This is the equivalent of:

If I clicked OK, that would reposition the card from no. 13 to no. 1, and shift the position of other cards.

This is a feature that I use daily, by modifying a pre-existing deck as I study Japanese kanjis with a book.

[lervag]

I’m studying the japanese kanji from a book and reusing a shared deck with thousands of notes that I’m modifying. Whenever I learn a new kanji, I search for new cards that contain it, modify them, then reposition them so that I can learn them next. I’m learning between 200 and 300 new cards a week.

Cool!

Indeed, for other decks, since I create all cards and learn them as soon as I make them, I do not have that need for repositioning.

Thank you so much for making that feature. Apy is the best heart

My pleasure, I’m glad you like it! 😄

[lervag]

Ok, I’ve added an initial version of this now. Please test and provide some feedback. I’m curious if perhaps the query type of argument might be relevant here also, similar to the apy list and apy review commands?

Please make sure to backup your database before testing, as I’ve only barely tested this now. I think it should work, but I might have missed something important.