A simple cross-platform command line tool for reading, searching, comparing and studying bibles.
Bible Tools written in Dart programming language.
Developed from Dart version 2.4.0
To develop a set of cross-platform codes on bible tools
To develop a command line version of bible app
To develop a set of scripts for further development of mobile app:
Mobile iOS and Andriod versions are developed and shared at https://github.com/eliranwong/DartBible-Flutter
At the moment , you may try commands like:
To "open" John 3:16 in KJV bible:
- dart bin/main.dart open KJV John 3:16
To "open" multiple verses (e.g. John 3:16-18, Rom 5:8, 3:23, 2Ti 3:14-16, Ge 1:5, 8, 13) in KJV bible:
- dart bin/main.dart open KJV John 3:16-18, Rom 5:8, 3:23, 2Ti 3:14-1, Ge 1:5, 8, 13
To "search" for verses containing "Christ Jesus":
- dart bin/main.dart search KJV Christ Jesus
To "search" with standard regular expressions, e.g.:
- dart bin/main.dart search KJV Christ.*?Jesus
To "compare" John 3:16 in all installed bibles:
- dart bin/main.dart compare ALL John 3:16
To "compare" John 3:16 only in NET and KJV:
- dart bin/main.dart compare NET_KJV John 3:16
To "compare" multiple entries, e.g.:
- dart bin/main.dart compare ALL John 3:16, Rom 5:8
- dart bin/main.dart compare NET_KJV_WEB John 3:16, Rom 5:8
To display chapter John 3 in "parallel" modes, with verse 16 highlighted (e.g. NET & KJV):
- dart bin/main.dart parallel NET_KJV John 3:16
To display cross-"reference" verse(s) related to John 3:16 in KJV bible:
- dart bin/main.dart reference KJV John 3:16
Remarks:
- Please use "," instead of ";" to separate verses in command lines.
- Common abbreviations are supported.
- Please note the difference between "compare" and "parallel".
- "compare" accepts multiple entries of verse references whereas "parallel" ignores.
- "parallel" displays a full chapter with a particular verse highlighted whereas "compare" shows particular verse(s) only.
- "parallel" can use no more than 2 versions [at the moment] whereas "compare" can use as many as installed versions.
- Regular expression is turned on by default for searching bibles. Use \ to escape characters like ()[].*? .
It means you can use it directly on Windows, macOS and Linux, without installation.
Read the following example.
https://github.com/eliranwong/Chrome-OS-Linux/blob/master/unique-bible-app/command-line.md
For offline desktop version, we have: UniqueBible.app at https://github.com/eliranwong/UniqueBible.
For online versions, iOS app, ... Visit https://BibleTools.app for more apps / information.