Interactive Bible reading.
$ python -m bibleit
usage: bibleit [-h] [--version] [--repl] [--linesep value] [--bible value] [--debug] [--screen] [--textwrap] [--bold] [--label] [args ...]
positional arguments:
args Arguments to be evaluated
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version show program's version number and exit
--repl Opens bibleit REPL
--linesep value Configure line separator
--bible value Use one or more Bible translations
--debug Enable debug flag
--screen Enable screen flag
--textwrap Enable textwrap flag
--bold Enable bold flag
--label Enable label flag
Bibleit has an interactive interpreter in order to interact with the Bible.
You can use --repl argument:
python -m bibleit --repl
Or run directly from bibleit.repl module:
python -m bibleit.repl
After that you're going to see a console, so that you can start typing commands:
Contributions are very welcome! Check our Contributing guide.
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Interactive bible reading
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