ssrl v1.1.2

ssrl

structured scripture reference language. turns strings of bible scriptures to json by parsing them.

I was curious what this would look like as a full on structured language. Curiosity lead me here.

.parse(string)

Input a string, get an array of references in json of that string. Separate them by semicolon.

example:

const ssrl = require('ssrl');
const json = ssrl.parse('Gen 3:16');
console.log(json);

/*
output [{ book: 'Gen', chapters: [{ chapter: 3, verses: [{ verse: 16 }] }] }]
*/

Features

• Chapter - "Gen 3"
• Chapters - "Gen 3,5"
• Chapter ranges - "Gen 3-5"
• Verse - "Gen 3:16"
• Verses - "Gen 3:16,18"
• Verse ranges - "Gen 3:16-18"
• Repeating references - "Gen 3:16-18; Rev 21:3,4" (note: repeat without limit)
• Different use case? Find bugs and open issues!

json structures

• json - reference[]
• reference - { book: string, chapters: (chapterRange | chapter)[] }
• chapterRange - { start: chapter, end: chapter }
• chapter - { chapter: number, verses: (verseRange | verse)[] }
• verseRange - { start: verse, end: verse }
• verse - { verse: number }

More examples?