usfm-grammar 3.0.0a6

Python parser for USFM files, based on tree-sitter-usfm3

USFM-Grammar

The python library that facilitates

• Parsing and validation of USFM files using tree-sitter-usfm3
• Conversion of USFM files to other formats (USX, dict, list etc)
• Extraction of specific contents from USFM files like scripture alone(clean verses), notes (footnotes, cross-refs) etc

Built on python 3.10

Installation

pip install usfm-grammar

This requires a C compiler. On Windows, Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 or above is required. It is recommended that you update pip, setuptools and wheel.

Usage

By importing library in Python code

from usfm_grammar import USFMParser, Filter

# input_usfm_str = open("sample.usfm","r", encoding='utf8').read()
input_usfm_str = '''
\\id GEN
\\c 1
\\p
\\v 1 test verse
'''

my_parser = USFMParser(input_usfm_str)

errors = my_parser.errors
print(errors)

To convert to USX

from lxml import etree

usx_elem = my_parser.to_usx() # default filter=ALL
print(etree.tostring(usx_elem, encoding="unicode", pretty_print=True))

To convert to Dict

output = my_parser.to_usj() # default all markers
#output = my_parser.to_usj([Filter.SCRIPTURE_TEXT])
#output = my_parser.to_usj([Filter.NOTES])
#output = my_parser.to_usj([Filter.NOTES, Filter.ATTRIBUTES])
#output = my_parser.to_usj([Filter.SCRIPTURE_TEXT, Filter.TITLES, Filter.PARAGRAPHS)

print(output)

To save as json

import json
dict_output = my_parser.to_usj()
with open("file_path.json", "w", encoding='utf-8') as fp:
	json.dump(dict_output, fp)

To convert to List or table like format

list_output = my_parser.to_list() 
#list_output = my_parser.to_list([Filter.SCRIPTURE_TEXT])

table_output = "\n".join(["\t".join(row) for row in list_output])
print(table_output)

From CLI

usage: usfm-grammar [-h] [--format {json,table,syntax-tree,usx,markdown}]
                    [--filter {book_headers,paragraphs,titles,scripture_text,notes,attributes,milestones,study_bible}]
                    [--csv_col_sep CSV_COL_SEP] [--csv_row_sep CSV_ROW_SEP]
                    infile

Uses the tree-sitter-usfm grammar to parse and convert USFM to "+ "Syntax-tree, JSON, CSV, USX etc.

positional arguments:
  infile                input usfm file

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --format {json,table,syntax-tree,usx,markdown}
                        output format
  --filter {book_headers,paragraphs,titles,scripture_text,notes,attributes,milestones,study_bible}
                        the type of contents to be included
  --csv_col_sep CSV_COL_SEP
                        column separator or delimiter. Only useful with format=table.
  --csv_row_sep CSV_ROW_SEP
                        row separator or delimiter. Only useful with format=table.

Example

>>> python3 -m usfm_grammar sample.usfm --format usx

>>> usfm-grammar sample.usfm --format usx