A light weight Server for Perseus CTS XML files written in Go. This is a potentially buggy alpha-version.
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Download the zipped Repo
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Unpack it (You can rename it afterwards if you like)
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Open a Terminal/Commandline and cd into the unpacked (and optionally renamed) folder
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On Mac/Linux: start it up with
./UnixCTS_V002/ on WindowsWindowsCTS_V002.exe
On OSX/Linux you might have to tell your Operating system that ./UnixCTS_V002 is an executable with chmod +x UnixCTS_V002
- Whole work: http://localhost:8000/cts/full/tlg0003.tlg001.perseus-grc2/
- Part of it: http://localhost:8000/cts/chunk/phi0448.phi001.perseus-lat2:1.1.2
- Range: http://localhost:8000/cts/range/tlg0085.tlg005.opp-grc3:1-3
- The Range command supports substrings in unicode: http://localhost:8000/cts/range/tlg0085.tlg005.opp-grc3:1@τῶνδ᾽-12@ἂν
!! Please take not of the /full/ /chunk/ /range/ part of the http link !!
Alpheios' dictionaries are now implemented. Tested in Chrome/Firefox/Safari. Works in Chrome and Firefox. Does not work in Safari.
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Download your favourite Leipzig/Perseus CTS XML file (for a selection have a look here: http://opengreekandlatin.github.io/First1KGreek/)
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Copy it into the unzipped folder into the subfolder
static/OPP(you can use Finder/Eplorer for this and drag&drop) -
Enjoy your text under http://localhost:8080/cts/full/ + [The FILENAME without.XML] and query the text as outlined above
Here is video that demonstrates how easy it is to integrate new XML file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzNW0LZy0RUOLU5jc2dEOE8ybHc/view?usp=sharing
- config.json is pretty much self-explicable. You can point the app to a web resource where CTS XML text are stored if you like though.
- You can change the look and feel of your website using HTML and CSS
- The webpage connects to hypothes.is you can annotate any text and share notes publically if you like