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An offline Bible app featuring the OET (Open English Translation)
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Original README
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Bibleside
Bibleside is an offline Bible app featuring the OET (Open English Translation).
The OET (Open English Translation) is a new, open-licensed Bible translation (currently in draft state) featuring multiple versions intended to be used together. Read it here. Please see the OET website for more info on what makes it different than other translations.
Bibleside implements the OET's "Reader's" version in the main area and a toggle to show the "Literal" and "Reader's" versions side-by-side. The two can be scrolled together for easy comparison.
Try the app
Get Bibleside (alpha version) on F-droid or from the GitHub releases page here.
Bible versions
- [x] Open English Translation Readers Version
- [x] Open English Translation Literal Version
- [x] King James Version
- [ ] King James Version with Strongs numbering
- [x] WEB (World English Bible)
Others?
TODO
- Need to fix issue with standard single quotes in the HTML.
Feedback/contributing
Feedback and contributions are welcome. To help out, ask questions, or share feedback please join the Bibleside chat on Matrix.
Development
Bibleside is built with Flutter using Stacked Architecture.
- Run
flutter pub getto install the dependencies. - Choose an emulator or a connected device.
- Hit
F5to run the code in the emulator, or open a terminal and run withflutter run.
See the wiki for helpful information.
Roadmap
Note on Bible versions
Bible versions are treated as separate Bibles. e.g: The OET-RV and OET-LV are treated as a separate bible version.
Updating the OET
There is a Python script in /assets/bibles that will automatically update the json files from the GitHub sources.
The ESFM (a subset of USFM) files from here (OET Reader's version) and here (OET Literal version) are run through usfm-grammar for conversion to JSON (USJ).
Navigate to /assets/bibles and run the file with python update_OET_json.py.
Updating the OET sections
After converting the OET ESFM to json, navigate to the folder with cd assets/bibles and run python update_OET_sections.py. This will generate a dart file mapping the OET sections for use in Bibleside. Move back to the root folder with cd ../.. and run dart format ./lib -l 120 to format the file.
Updating the WEB
There is a Python script in /assets/bibles that will update the json files for the WEB. Since the WEB (The World English Translation) is complete, updating would only be to fix typos, etc. See the update_WEB_json.py file for instructions.
License
Bibleside is licensed under the GPL-3.0 license. See LICENSE for more information.