Hi, I have a question about the GET /word/search endpoint.
Is there currently any way to search for multiple words in a single API call? Something like: GET /v1/word/search?values=猫,犬,学校 or an equivalent batch request.
If this isn’t currently supported, is batch searching something that may be considered for a future API update?
I don't know if this is "free renshuu pro" cool but, i made an immersion learning extension for chrome that works directly with renshuu. You can load up any youtube video with captions (auto-generated works fine too) and it will underline the words you do not yet know (or are not listed in your selected renshuu list/schedule), you can click to get a definition, and then add them to be studied on renshuu or add them as "known words" the github goes into much more detail than is appropriate for a forum post, here is the link.
I was a little surprised that vocab TermUserData may have study_vectors with last_quizzed in the future (exactly equal to next_quiz); I think this occurs when the "when I learn a new kanji > lower all vocabulary with that kanji to level ..." user preference is selected (and triggers).
To satisfy some mild statistical curiosity, it would be nice to have a learned_on date in TermUserData, an indication of whether audio is available for a given term, and maybe whether renshuu would quiz me on the Kanji or Kana form of a given word (i.e. accounting for the "Study rare kanji" per-word setting, and kanji knowledge/settings). I can kind of guess based on the study_vectors state, but that guess would not necessarily always be correct.
Currently, I periodically pull some data via /list/all/{termtype}, which sorts and paginates terms based on some internal term id. If it were possible to sort this by last-changed date (i.e. when did something about this term/its user data last change: a sort of max(last_real_quiz, learned_on, edited_on) ), one could stop short of refetching every page every time. This is mostly theoretical; I'm not actually close to running into the API limits, so fetching everything every time just costs a bit of time.
