Open Siddur Project

opensiddur

The Open Siddur Project aims to produce a free software toolkit for making high-quality custom Jewish liturgical books such as haggadot, siddurim, and bentchers that can be displayed on screen or printed to paper. The project's goals include producing a reliable source text, enabling personalization and customization of the text for local rites and customs and selective inclusion of multilingual translations, transliterations, instructions, notes, and commentaries.

Updated March 08, 2014

JavaScript 2 0

opensiddur-client

Reference client for the @opensiddur server

Updated March 03, 2014

Java 0 30

exist

forked from eXist-db/exist

eXist Native XML Database

Updated February 23, 2014

C 1 0

hebmorph-exist

EXPath packaging for hebmorph Hebrew morphology analyzer

Updated October 06, 2013

XSLT 0 21

Stylesheets

forked from TEIC/Stylesheets

TEI XSL Stylesheets

Updated August 09, 2013

PHP 0 2

Roma

forked from TEIC/Roma

Updated August 01, 2013

2 0

sourcetexts

Staging ground for source texts.

Updated May 02, 2013

C# 0 10

HebMorph

forked from EfraimFeinstein/HebMorph

This is an open-source effort for making Hebrew properly searchable by various IR software libraries, while maintaining decent recall, precision and relevancy in retrievals. Includes Hebrew Analyzer for Lucene, and already produces results for Hebrew texts which are much better than the default Lucene implementation. Available for Java and .NET / Mono.

Updated March 23, 2013