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book-package-rcl

v1.7.0

Published

A React Component Library for Single Piece Workflow resource identification.

Downloads

4

Readme

book-package-rcl

https://unfoldingWord.github.io/book-package-rcl/

Identifying resources needed to enable single piece workflow.

Purpose

Given a book of the Bible and, optionally, a chapter, then return a all the resources needed for the book and chapter. At this time, only English is supported.

Current constraints

These resources will exist in all gateway languages, but for now, only english is completed. This component only considers english language resources.

The resources shown include:

  • Lexicon references as Strong's Numbers with counts and links Note: Since each word in the original text has a Strong's number, then the number of words in the original text is the same as the number of Strong's entries.
  • Translation Words (tW) with counts and links to articles
  • Translation Notes (tN) with counts
  • Translation Academy (tA) with counts and links to tA articles
  • Translation Questions (tQ) with counts. Note: A count of the number of level one headings is used to count the number of questions.

Setup Notes

These notes are adapted from https://unfoldingword-box3.github.io/hello-world-react-component-library/ for convenience.

  1. Ensure node.js and yarn are installed
  2. Clone the repo and change directory to the cloned folder.
  3. Install the npm dependencies with yarn. Just run in project folder. It can take a while to run!
  4. Run and develop with yarn start; view at localhost:6060.
    • if dependencies are missing it will not compile and will report what is missing
    • to fix, add dependencies to package.json and rerun yarn to install them
  5. See debug console.log() output in browser console -- in chrome, CTRL-SHIFT-J to open.

After changes tested:

  1. Update package version (must valid semver, such as 1.5.0 with all three pieces)
  2. Use git to commit/push
  3. Use yarn publish

Chromebook Linux Beta Notes

Must use hostname -I to get the host address. **Neither localhost nor 127.0.0.1 will work.

$ hostname -I
100.115.92.202 
$