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proskomma-core

A Scripture Runtime Engine

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proskomma-core

A Javascript Implementation of the Proskomma Scripture Processing Model.

Installing and testing the code

npm install
npm test
npm run rawTest
TESTSCRIPT=cp_vp npm run oneTest
npm run coverage

Running the code

cd scripts
npm run build # Running Proskomma from within the Proskomma repo so need the babel version of files
node do_graph.js ../test/test_data/usx/web_rut_1.usx example_query.txt
node do_graph.js ../test/test_data/usfm/hello.usfm example_query.txt

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See the project's ReadtheDocs

Using this package with ReactJS or anything that uses a browser

"Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'crypto'" (or any modules)

If you run into this problem it's because you're using Webpack 5.

Know that for the v5 of this package, you'll need to explicitly tell it were to find this crypto package and many other packages.
Please see this for more details : https://webpack.js.org/configuration/resolve/#resolvefallback

tldr : packages like buffer or crypto (for e.g.) are no longer automatically handled when you're using your app in a browser (that's what we call polyfill), so you have to load them yourself in your package.

Method to solve this problem :

  • check in your webpack.js
  • find the section resolve { fallback ...
  • add the line theNameOfTheNeededPackage: false
  • try to run you app
  • if you have the same error
  • try to find the right package in npm and install it (e.g. : for crypto you'll need crypto-browserify)
    • normally it's listed in the link above
  • then replace false by require.resolve('theNameOfTheNeededPackage')

If it doesn't work, I'm afraid you'll have to dig in the webpack documentation for resolve : https://webpack.js.org/configuration/resolve/ (or try to find a solution on StackOverflow !)

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Package last updated on 17 Sep 2025

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