This probably isn’t feasible for Michael given the current state of things, but I’ll throw it out there anyway. Maybe someone wants to tackle it as an add-on.
You know how shopping sites have those compare-with-similar-items workflows? I think it could be useful to have something like that for kanji characters. You pick two or three and it will show you the similarities and differences.
would be interesting. there are some websites, mainly for chinese, that haev breakdowns of characters. the libraries that handle them are CJK(V), and u can use them for what u like. https://github.com/ktfleming/niteru is a visual analyzer, but for more programmatic morphological analysis, u can use something like https://github.com/patarapolw/cjkradlib and run diffs between the compositions and supercompositions. input n number of characters, take the comp, supercomp, variant results, and just do an array diff between the resultant sets is waht id do. literally 2-5 lines of code hhehe. cjkradlib is MIT licensed, so it could be integrated here if Michael so chooses. niteru is apache 2, so that would be annoy. but even if not, u can do this urself easily on ur computer
Oh, this. If there was a way to make Renshuu even awesomer, this would be it. On the other hand, I've been doing this for practice by just inputting a radical in a dictionary (and may I express my love of Dakanji) and writing down the similar kanji in my notebook, so I can't say I'm missing anything. I find it a great way to make new kanji stick and avoid confusions.
@myuu3 , very grateful for the suggestions. I'll try building niteru with my rudimentary skills when I get back to my laptop.
