This is a simple bible application that parses bible verses and either prints it to the console window or displays it graphically (Pygame needed in this case).
Requirements
Python 3
Pygame (For graphical display)
To install pygame, use:
pipinstallpygame
Installation
PIP
If you have Pip installed, go to the terminal window and type
pipinstallguibible
Manually
Go to the Python Packaging Index website. Search for guibible and either download the compressed version for your operating system and copy it into the Lib –> site-packages directory of your python 3.
You can also download and run the .msi or .exe file for windows.
No arguments –> sample.display() will use the default foreground color (black) on the default background color (white).
One argument –> sample.display((0,0,255)) will use the first argument(supplied foreground color) on the default background color (white).
Two arguments –> sample.display((0,0,255), (255, 255, 0)) will use the first argument(supplied foreground color) on the second argument (supplied background color).
Quitting
You can quit the pygame graphical window by either pressing the Q, SPACE or ESC key on the keyboard
Contribution
If you would like to contribute to this project, feel free to fork me on Github
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Acknowledgements
All glory belongs to God for his mercy and guidance.
