Solution: Known Word -> New Word

[roosterburton]

@jpb_lingq

which in my case was not wanted as I had to review all again and re-flag these words back to ‘known’.

This is a limitation. You’re correct.

In future you can use this modification to just reset the words you want.

@applegone

Great find with resetting the values. I’ve updated this slightly to take in words instead instead of resetting all known words. I don’t know if you were planning to do something with “headers”, but think this works a little better. Let me know what you think. I’ve done minimal testing, but also minimally editing your functions.

   async function processLessonWords(words, headers) { 
      ...
      for (const wordObj of Object.values(data.words)) {
        if (wordObj.status === "known" && words.has(wordObj.text)) { 
          ...
      ...
   }
   async function main(words) {
     await processLessonWords(new Set(words.trim().split(" ")))
     console.log("All fixed!")
   }
   main("abc def ghi")

If you have more than one line of known words on the “Lessons Complete” page,

1. Click “Show all”
2. right click and click “Search Google” (or whatever your browser equivalent is) to get rid of new lines
3. copy all words in your search box
4. run as main(“words you copied”)

Otherwise, copy the words selectively as you wish

1. In the console, main(“space delimited list of words you wish to reset”)

It has an issue with the stats for the story, but I think that’s okay until LingQ figures something out.