[PYTHON] I wrote a script to help goodnotes5 and Anki work together

Self-introduction

A student writing a program as a hobby. I understand the for statement.

environment

macOS Catalina 10.15.7 python 3.8.6

Motivation

I want to make flashcards with goodnotes5 and study with Anki. The experimental features of flashcards in goodnotes 5 are not good for now.

flow

Do 3 and 4 with python.

1. Export flashcards (image below) from goodnotes5 in image format
2. Store the exported image (full) in any directory
3. Divide the exported image into two and save each in Anki's collection.media
4. Create a csv file that can display the split image in Anki (example.csv)
5. Import csv with Anki for PC

example.csv

<img src="example_qst0.png "><img src="example_ans0.png ">
<img src="example_qst1.png "><img src="example_ans1.png ">
<img src="example_qst2.png "><img src="example_ans2.png ">

Actual code

I don't understand the naming convention and English grammar. Change path / to / and below according to the environment.

toAnki.py

import os
from PIL import Image

#Declared to create csv for Anki
Anki_csv = []

#Anki media file location
anki_media_path = '/path/to/collection.media'

#Specify the folder containing the image file
print('tell me target dir under homedir')
target_dir_path = '/path/to/userhome'+input()

#Specify the name of the image file
print('tell me image file name')
image_file_name = input()

#Specify the name of the image file
print('tell me image index start')
index = int(input())

#Get all image files in the specified folder
target_list = os.listdir(target_dir_path)
target_list.remove('.DS_Store')
    
    
#Image processing and saving for each image file
for target in target_list:

    #Store image file in Image object
    img = Image.open(target_dir_path + '/' + target)

    #Get the width and height of the image
    width = img.size[0]
    height = img.size[1]

    #Split and save images above and below
    img_qst = img.crop((0, 0, width, height/2))
    img_ans = img.crop((0, height/2, width, height))
    img_qst.save(anki_media_path + '/' + image_file_name + '_qst' + str(index)+ '.png')
    img_ans.save(anki_media_path + '/' + image_file_name + '_ans' + str(index)+ '.png')
    
    #For csv
    qst_tag = '<img src="' + image_file_name + '_qst' + str(index)+ '.png' + '">'
    ans_tag = '<img src="' + image_file_name + '_ans' + str(index)+ '.png' + '">'
    Anki_csv.append(qst_tag + ',' + ans_tag + '\n')
    
    #Report one by one when finished
    print('done ' + str(index))

    #Count the index of the image file to save
    index += 1
    
#csv creation
with open('/path/to/Desktop/toAnki.csv',mode='w') as f:
    for j in Anki_csv:
        f.write(j)

print('All work was done')

at the end

markdown is difficult. No mention of the contents of the code. Any questions or suggestions.