Feat: Now includes verse numbers #63
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… well as options for line spacing
…and single verses
Bugfix: verse numbers
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will this be merge? i think this is a great addition |
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Now includes verse numbers in previews, quotes and footnotes as well as options for line spacing
Text options:
Numbering options:
Most of the functionality was done with Claude Sonnet with the method of fetching individual verses and stitching it together. I haven't read through the complex logic in LinkPreview.ts in too much detail because it works. I tidied it up a bit afterwards aiming to have it follow good programming practice as best I could. Happy to change things like add safety for if the repeated API calls fail etc. but for now it works for me so I'm happy with it.
Adds feature from #44