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README.md

GetBible Loader Integration Guide

Overview

GetBible loader is an intuitive and lightweight JavaScript solution for embedding Reference scripture into your website. By simply adding the getBible class to any element that has a scripture reference on your webpage, you can enable users to see the full scripture text as inline text, a tooltip or a modal.

How to Add GetBible Tooltips to Your Website

Include the GetBible JavaScript File:

First, include the GetBible script in the <head> section of your HTML document:

<!-- Include the GetBible tooltips script from jsDelivr CDN -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/getbible/loader@3.0.1/dist/js/getBible.min.js"></script>

Markup Your Scripture References:

In the body of your HTML document, apply the getBible class to any element that should display a scripture tooltip. Here is an example using a ul list:
```
<ul>
  <li class="getBible">John 3:16</li>
  <li class="getBible">1 John 3:16-19,22</li>
  
</ul>
```
For a detailed examples, check out the tests in the getbible/loader repository.

Utilizing Data Attributes

Data attributes allow you to customize the behavior and display of the scripture.

data-format: Specify the format you would like to load (e.g., modal). There are three options modal, inline, and tooltip you can just select one at a time.
data-translation: Specify the Reference translations to use, separated by semicolons (e.g., kjv;aov). The tooltip will fetch the scripture from each translation listed.
data-show-translation: Set to 1 to display the translation name in the tooltip.
data-show-abbreviation: Set to 1 to display the abbreviation of the translation in the tooltip.
data-show-language: Set to 1 to display the language of the translation in the tooltip.

Here's how you might use these attributes:

<span class="getBible" data-translation="kjv;aov" data-show-translation="1" data-show-language="1">John 3:16,19</span>

In the example above, the tooltip for this list item will show text from both the King James Version (KJV) and another version abbreviated as AOV. It will also display the translation name and language for each scripture reference.

Scripture Reference Formatting

Nearly all abbreviations on almost all languages should work.

Here you can view all the files of the various translations we use to parse each reference in their respective languages.

Should you see room for improvement to these, please open an issue at our support desk, we welcome any help to make this work even better.

Some Guidelines

Reference and Verse: Follow the book name with the chapter number, a colon, and the verse number(s) (e.g., "Jn3:16").
Multiple Verses: Separate multiple verses with commas (e.g., "Jn 3:16,17").
Verse Ranges: Indicate a range of verses using a hyphen (e.g., "John 3:16-19").
Multiple References: Separate different scripture references with semicolons (e.g., "Joh 3:16-17; 1 Jo3:16-19").
One Reference Per/Reference: Each reference should only target one chapter.
Missing Reference: All references that does not have a chapter will default to chapter 1 (e.g., "Jhn :16-19").
Missing Verses: All references that does not have verses will default to verse 1 (e.g., "Jn3").