About

Developed for Unfolding word by SevenX https://sevenxhq.com in Collaboration with UnfoldingWord

• Danny Weiss : Product Manager and Data scientist
• Binu Alexander : Research and Geolinguistics
• Arpit Jacob : Technical Architecture, UX/UI Design, Project Managment
• Samuel John : Full stack developer, Leaflet, Language Data Visualization
• Kalisa : Full stack web and gis developer

Getting Started

First, run the development server:

npm run dev
# or
yarn dev
# or
pnpm dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

Database Setup Guide

Extract Database Dump

The database dumps are compressed in a tar.gz file. Extract them before proceeding:

cd data
tar -xzf db_backup.tar.gz

Prerequisites

• PostgreSQL installed on your system
• PostGIS extension available
• The extracted directory will have two files ol_schema.sql(schema) and ol_data.sql(data).

Step-by-Step Setup Instructions

1. Create New Database

psql -U postgres
CREATE DATABASE your_database_name;
\c your_database_name

2. Restore Database Schema and Data

psql -d your_database_name -f schema.sql -f data.sql

Disclaimer There's a feature implemented to format the minor language in a specific format

The following instructions are related to the issue #324

How to use it

1. Get an http rest client like Insomnia or Postman or ThunderClient or any other

2. Make a POST request to the following endpoint: {url of openlanguages}/api/automation/minorLanguages

3. Pass in the minor & major languages csv file as a form-data with the key minorLanguages and the value as the csv file and with the key majorLanguages and the value as the csv file.

4. You can format the outup of the key by passing in json_key_format with the following syntax {mjl} ({mjl_id}) anything in the curly braces will be replaced with the value. In the code example above, the output will be English (en). You can change it to English - en by just changing the value of the json_key_format to {mjl} - {mjl_id}