Textual data of ancient sources to be used in conjunction with Text-Fabric. Experimental.
Home Page: https://annotation.github.io/text-fabric
License: MIT License
Text-Fabric data is a collection of richly annotated data sources. They are stored in a compact, plain text format .tf.
Fully developed TF data sources can be found here: corpora
Here you find a few data sources developed as a pilot project.
See the docs.
In order to work with them, you need Text-Fabric which is a Python package that you can easily install.
The data is based on sources which are the work of various other people.
Hello.
Recently, I'm developing the Bible Web Application for the Korean readers, and this is already in service (http://app.alphalef.com). The source code appears in my Github repository. I'm so appreciate you to permit the public use of this valuable database.
The following code is to show the each chapter of Hebrew text.
@app.route('/text/')
@app.route('/text/<book>')
@app.route('/text/<book>/<int:chapter>')
def text_page(book='Genesis', chapter=1):
chpNode = T.nodeFromSection((book, chapter))
verseNode = L.d(chpNode, otype='verse')
whole_chpNode = T.nodeFromSection((book,))
last_chp = T.sectionFromNode(whole_chpNode, lastSlot=True)
verse = ""
for v in verseNode:
verse += '<span class=verseNode><a class=verse_num id=verse_num verse_node='+str(v)+'>'
verse += str(T.sectionFromNode(v)[2])
verse += ' </a>'
clauseNode = L.d(v, otype='clause')
for c in clauseNode:
verse += '<span class=clauseNode id=clauseNode clause_node='+str(c)+'>'
verse += "<span class='syntax clause1 hidden' id=syntax>C:"+ kb.eng_to_kor(F.typ.v(c), 'abbr') +"</span>"
phraseNode = L.d(c, otype='phrase')
for p in phraseNode:
verse += '<span class=phraseNode id=phraseNode phrase_node='+str(p)+'>'
verse += "<span class='syntax phrase1 hidden' id=syntax>P:"+ kb.eng_to_kor(F.typ.v(p), 'abbr') + "," + kb.eng_to_kor(F.function.v(p), 'abbr') + "</span>"
wordsNode = L.d(p, otype='word')
for w in wordsNode:
verse += '<span class=wordNode><a tabindex=0 class=word_elm data-poload=/api/word/'+str(w)+' data-toggle=popover data-trigger=focus>'
verse += F.g_word_utf8.v(w)
verse += '</a></span>'
if F.trailer_utf8.v(w):
verse += '<span class=trailerNode>'
verse += F.trailer_utf8.v(w)
verse += '</span>'
verse += '</span>'
verse += '</span>'
verse += '</span>'
return render_template('text.html', verse=verse, book=book, chapter=chapter, last_chp=last_chp[1])
This code works very well. However, I found the probable error in Esther 4:16. Because this verse is crucial verse in my doctoral dissertation in process, this drew my attention. The last part of Esth. 4:16 appears as follows:
So I opened the "oslots.tf", and found the following lines.
Line 77919: 367523,367527
Line 77920: 367524-367526
It seems that each slot number corresponds to each word as follows:
367523 ו
367527 אבדתי
367524 כ
367525 אשר
367526 אבדתי
Thus, it seems that the word order is not correct. Although I do not understand fully the data structure of the Text-Fabric, it seems that the each line refers to the clause unit. So I made a correction as follows:
Line 77919: 367523-367526 (WxQ0) וכאשר אבדתי
Line 77920: 367527 (xQt0) אבדתי
After the correction, it works very well in my application.
Please check this issue.
Thanks.
Seeing the latest pull request I suddenly thought that I should ask about this: I have been using sbl abbreviations on my tf instance (as a predictable standard). Is it worth adding them to the general data?
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