filter_ruby

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A Moodle text filter that adds furigana (ruby) readings above Japanese kanji, with word lists each course can customise.

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1.0.3 for Moodle Moodle 4.5 – 5.3

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github.com/adamjenkins/moodle-filter_ruby @ v1.0.3 · commit 4895208ccd03

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Furigana from all three sources on one page: tier dictionaries, the course word list and inline markup

Reader toggle mode: each reader turns furigana on or off with the Furigana button, and the choice is remembered

The same page with furigana turned off by the reader

Show on hover: a reading appears when the reader points at the word

A course's filter settings: its own word list, two tier dictionaries switched on, and the display mode

Site-wide defaults: word list, tier dictionaries, display mode and the single-kanji fallback

About

For teachers of Japanese and courses with Japanese reading material. Readings come from three sources, nearest first: inline markup typed by the author ({漢字|かんじ} or ｜漢字《かんじ》), word=reading lists set per site, category, course or activity, and four optional tier dictionaries (elementary to university level) derived from JMdict and KANJIDIC2. Display modes cover always, first occurrence only, on hover, or a per-user reader toggle button.