UniqueBible App is a cross-platform & offline bible application, integrated with high-quality resources and unique features. Developers: Eliran Wong and Oliver Tseng
We've recently published pip packages for distributing UniqueBible App.
Read latest instructions for installation at: https://github.com/eliranwong/UniqueBible/wiki/installation#latest-updates
A cross-platform & offline bible application, integrated with high-quality resources and unique features.
This single project has two major interfaces:
Qt-based Multi-Window Desktop Application:
Platforms: Windows 10, Windows WSL2, macOS [Sierra+] and Linux (Arch, Debian, Ubuntu & Mint), Chrome OS (Debian 10), Android / iOS
Unique Bible App can runs in different modes, both online and offline, for examples:
GUI mode - we use popular Qt library to run UBA on Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS
Terminal mode - the quickest way to run UBA; the most comprehensive in terms of feature coverage; all platforms supported; local or via ssh
AI Features have been integrated into UniqueBible App. Five backends are supported:
Eliran Wong (https://github.com/eliranwong)
Oliver Tseng (https://github.com/otseng)
Python 3.8+ required!
To install:
pip install uniquebible
To run GUI mode:
uniquebible
More about installation at https://github.com/eliranwong/UniqueBible/wiki/Installation
More about running modes at https://github.com/eliranwong/UniqueBible/wiki/UBA-Run-Modes
Please consider a donation via our PayPal account: https://www.paypal.me/MarvelBible
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UniqueBible App is a cross-platform & offline bible application, integrated with high-quality resources and unique features. Developers: Eliran Wong and Oliver Tseng
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