def populate_scripture_details(sender, instance, **kwargs):
start = bible.Verse(instance.start_verse)
instance.start_book_id = start.book
instance.start_chapter_id = start.chapter
instance.start_verse_id = start.verse
if instance.end_verse:
end = bible.Verse(instance.end_verse)
if start.book == end.book:
instance.end_book_id = instance.start_book_id
else:
instance.end_book_id = end.book
instance.end_chapter_id = end.chapter
instance.end_verse_id = end.verse
def getRef(searchStr):
if '-' not in searchStr:
v = bible.Verse(searchStr)
return v
else:
v1 = bible.Verse(searchStr)
endingVerse = searchStr.rsplit("-", 1)[1]
newSearchStr = v1.format("B C") + ":" + endingVerse
v2 = bible.Verse(newSearchStr)
p = bible.Passage(v1, v2)
return p
def test_range(self):
# a few tests to ensure range expressions are acceptable
range_expr1 = bible.Passage('James 2:10-12')
range_expr2 = bible.Passage('James 2:10-3:12')
range_expr3 = bible.Passage('1 John 3:10-2 John 1:7')
a_verse = bible.Verse('James 2:11')
another_verse = bible.Verse('1 John 3:24')
self.assertTrue(range_expr1.includes(a_verse))
self.assertTrue(range_expr2.includes(a_verse))
self.assertTrue(range_expr3.includes(another_verse))
# failing test cases for ranges that don't include verses or even
# chapters. If that feature gets added, these tests will fail
# (and you can invert the logic)
self.assertRaises(Exception, bible.Passage, 'James 2-3')
self.assertRaises(Exception, bible.Passage, '1 John-2 John')
def verse(self, reference):
" Takes textual verse information and returns the Verse. "
if self.model.translation and reference[-3] != self.model.translation:
reference += ' ' + self.model.translation
verse = bible.Verse(reference)
return self.get_query_set().get(book_id=verse.book,
chapter_id=verse.chapter,
verse_id=verse.verse)
def test_includes(self):
self.assertFalse(self.romans.includes(bible.Verse('Gen 1:1')))
self.assertTrue(self.romans.includes(bible.Verse('Rom 3:23')))
self.assertTrue(self.two_books.includes(bible.Verse('Acts 2:39')))
from bible import RangeError
with self.assertRaises(RangeError):
# no apocrypha / deuterocanon
self.romans.includes(bible.Verse('1 Maccabees 1:8'))
with self.assertRaises(RangeError):
# acts 2 has 47 verses
self.two_books.includes(bible.Verse('Acts 2:48'))
# equivalenced includes to __contains__
my_verse = bible.Verse('Romans 2:12')
self.assertTrue(self, my_verse in self.romans)
# testing for being NOT IN seems to break the assertFalse, like this:
# self.assertFalse(self, my_verse in self.acts)
status = my_verse in self.acts
self.assertTrue(self, not status)
import bible
import csv
import sys
import re
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
ref_args = sys.argv[1:]
ref_string = ' '.join(ref_args)
else:
ref_string = raw_input("Reference: ")
with open('tskxref.txt') as csvFile:
csvReader = csv.DictReader(csvFile, delimiter='\t')
tsk = list(csvReader)
reference = bible.Verse(ref_string)
print
print '# {0}'.format(reference.format())
print
for row in tsk:
matches_book = int(row['book']) == reference.book
matches_chapter = int(row['chapter']) == reference.chapter
matches_verse = int(row['verse']) == reference.verse
if matches_book and matches_chapter and matches_verse:
print '## {0}'.format(row['words'])
print
# bible library chokes on mr as an abbreviation for Mark
def setUp(self):
self.eph2_10 = bible.Verse('Eph 2:10')
self.acts_8_37_kjv = bible.Verse(44, 8, 37, 'kvj')
# Acts 8:37 doesn't exist in ESV, testing omissions from data.py
self.acts_8_37_esv = bible.Verse(44, 8, 37, 'esv')
def test_equals_with_both_translations_set(self):
self.assertTrue(
bible.Verse(1, 2, 3, 'kjv') == bible.Verse(1, 2, 3, 'kjv'))
def test_equals(self):
other = bible.Verse('Eph 2:10')
self.assertTrue(self.eph2_10 == other)