Script now checks if WeasyPrint is available before attempting
to generate PDF and provides helpful installation instructions
if system libraries are missing.
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Removed the /bible/pdf endpoint (too resource-intensive for live requests)
and created a standalone script for offline PDF generation.
New script: scripts/generate_bible_pdf.py
- Generates complete KJV Bible PDF with all footnotes
- ~1000 pages with cross-references and word studies
- Progress tracking during generation
- Saves to kjv-complete-bible.pdf
Usage:
uv run python scripts/generate_bible_pdf.py
This is more efficient - generate once, serve as static file if needed,
rather than regenerating on every request.
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- Fix 98 verses with narrative introductions (e.g., 'And he said unto them')
Only the spoken words of Jesus are now marked, not narrative text
- Add JSON Schema for red_letter_verses.json validation
- Add RedLetterVerses Pydantic model to validate_data.py
- Add test_red_letter_verses_structure test
- Update data directory README with red letter section
Changes ensure accurate red letter edition rendering where only
Jesus' actual words appear in red, not narrative introductions.
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Created comprehensive statistics script for analyzing the red letter
edition data (words of Jesus Christ).
Features:
- Total verse counts (full vs partial)
- Breakdown by book with percentages
- Testament distribution (Gospels vs Acts/Revelation)
- Longest continuous discourses (e.g., Sermon on the Mount)
- Notable discourse references
Usage: uv run python scripts/red_letter_stats.py
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Updated the VerseCommentary validation regex pattern to support:
- Apostrophes in book names (e.g., "Solomon's Song")
- Verse ranges (e.g., "Genesis 1:4-5")
This brings the validator in line with other validators in the codebase
and fixes failing data validation tests.
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Standalone Python script to regenerate og-image.png with consistent Tufte-style branding. Can be run anytime to update the social media preview image.
Usage: python3 scripts/generate-og-image.py
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The sitemap-verses.xml file was contaminated with WeasyPrint import
warnings, causing "Document is empty" errors in Google Search Console.
Fixes:
- Suppress stdout/stderr during imports to prevent warnings in output
- Add error handling to sitemap-verses endpoint
- Regenerate clean sitemap-verses.xml (6.3MB, 31,102 verses)
The file now starts with proper XML declaration instead of error messages.
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Previously, verse URLs (31,102 pages) were excluded from the sitemap
to improve generation speed. This left SEO value on the table - Google
prioritizes URLs in sitemaps for crawling, and verse pages are 3-4
clicks deep, making discovery slow.
Solution: Static sitemap + sitemap index
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- Created generate_verse_sitemap.py to generate verse sitemap once
- Generated sitemap-verses.xml (6 MB, 31,102 verse URLs)
- Converted /sitemap.xml to a sitemap index
- Split into sitemap-main.xml (dynamic) and sitemap-verses.xml (static)
Benefits:
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- Zero runtime cost for verse sitemap (served as static file)
- Full SEO coverage of all 31k verse pages
- Google gets complete URL list immediately
- Main sitemap stays fast (no verse URL generation)
- CDN can cache verse sitemap indefinitely
Why this works:
---------------
Verse URLs are completely static - Genesis 1:1 will always be at the
same URL. The Bible hasn't changed in 2000+ years, so these URLs
never change. Generate once, commit to repo, infinite caching.
This trades "optimize build speed" for "optimize discoverability."
Build speed is a one-time cost; search rankings compound over time.
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This commit adds comprehensive validation for all book introduction files
in data/books/ using Pydantic models and JSON Schema.
Changes:
- Added BookIntroduction Pydantic model with nested models:
- OutlineSection: Validates book outline sections
- KeyTheme: Validates key themes with descriptions
- KeyVerse: Validates key verses with references and text
- Added validate_all_books() function to validate all 66 book files
- Added validate_book_file() helper function
- Added --books CLI flag to validate book files separately
- Generated book_introduction.schema.json JSON Schema file
- Fixed KeyVerse model field name from 'verse' to 'reference'
- Added 4 new tests to validate book directory and all 66 books
All 66 book files now validate successfully against the schema.
Test suite updated: 268 tests passing (added 4 book validation tests).
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- Add Pydantic models for all 6 main data files:
- bible_metadata.json
- word_studies.json
- study_guides.json
- verse_commentary.json
- featured_verses.json
- resource_slugs.json
- Add BookIntroduction schema for book JSON files
- Create scripts/validate_data.py:
- Validates JSON data using Pydantic models
- Can generate JSON schemas from Pydantic models
- CLI with --verbose and --generate-schemas flags
- Add test suite (tests/test_data_validation.py):
- 12 tests validating data file structure
- Parametrized tests for all data files
- Integrated into existing test suite
All validation tests pass. JSON schemas auto-generated from Pydantic models.
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