Offene Bibel Parser

Building

To build the project:

• install a Java 7 (or larger)

  • automatically

      # ubuntu
      apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk
      # redhat
      yum install java-1.7.0-openjdk
    

  • manually

    • download and unzip/install from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk7-downloads-1880260.html
    • export JAVA_HOME=/wherever/you/unzipped/jdk1.7.0_17/
• install maven

  • automatically

      # ubuntu
      sudo apt-get install maven2
      # redhat
      yum install maven2
    

  • manually from http://maven.apache.org/download.html

• run build.sh

The results reside in the install/ folder. To run the converter install/bin/exporter.sh --help.

The converter will download the translation from the Offene Bibel and create two .osis files in the install/results/ folder. The exporter caches all files it downloads to install/tmp/pageCache/. They won't be redownloaded. To redownload a file, just delete it in the cache.

There is also a convenience script that creates two sword modules, copies them to ~/.sword and creates a .zip archive: install/bin/swordConverter.sh.

And then there is the validator that checks a given Wiki page for validity. You can run it as follows: install/bin/validator.sh --help.

Web viewer file generation

The parser can generate files suitable as input for the Offene Bibel Web Viewer. It generates a file structure as follows:

webResults/Matthäus_12_lf
webResults/Matthäus_12_sf
webResults/Matthäus_12_ls
webResults/generated.index

Multiple runs will overwrite both, chapter files and the status file. The generated.index file will have a comment at the start indicating the date and parameters used for generation.