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@bible-engine/client
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The package can be installed via yarn or npm as usual.
import { BibleEngineClient } from '@bible-engine/client';
const beClient = new BibleEngineClient({
bibleEngineConnectionOptions: {
type: 'capacitor',
driver: this.sqlite, // specific for the capacitor-typeorm-driver, you have to pass the sqlite driver
journalMode: 'WAL',
name: 'bibleEngine',
database: `bibles_${environment.dbBiblesVersion}`,
synchronize: false,
logging: ['error'],
},
apiBaseUrl: 'https://bible-engine.example.test/api', // the URL to the BibleEngine server
});
// access data from where it's available
const bibleData = await beClient.getReferenceRange({ ... });
// access local BibleEngine directly
const localVersions = await beClient.localBibleEngine.getVersions('en');
// access server directly (you can use intellisense to get a list of all available api methods)
const remoteVersions = await beClient.remoteApi.getVersions('en');
If you only want to access BibleEngine through a server, it is enough to use the API client directly:
import { BibleApi } from '@bible-engine/client';
const beApi = new BibleApi(apiBaseUrl);
const bibleData = await beApi.getReferenceRage({...});
FAQs
## Install
We found that @bible-engine/client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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