Version: v0.5.? ( rolling release )

An English/Latin scripture Rosary written in C, with a GTK, and a TTY user interface. It uses CSV and JSON databases. The CSV contains NAB quotes in English and the JSON contains Vulgate quotes in Latin.

• Gcc for Debian OS
• Cpp for Win10 VS2019

This project also contains a liturgical season calendar algorithm.

The Bash tty on Debian OS will display seasonally appropriate decorations and feast day notifications.

• official liturgical calendar

CLI Version	GTK3 Version
Outdated LIVE DEMO (v0.3.5) i686 Debian	Outdated Screenshot (v0.2) i686 Debian

Makefile

• Compilations assumes prequisite software packages are installed.

## Debian Makefile/Gcc

## Clean previously complied binary builds and undo changes made to bashrc by ttyBasrc

make clean

## Build and compile everything
## The following programs will be built: ttyRosary and gtkRosary

make

## or build individual programs

make ttyRosary
make gtkRosary

## Debian TTY App

./ttyRosary             ## NAB English, using default CSV database
./ttyRosary -t nab      ## NAB English, using default CSV database
./ttyRosary -t vulgate  ## Vulgate Latin, using default JSON database

./ttyRosary -d "path"   ## Import database from remote location

## Debian GTK App

./gtkRosary             ## NAB English
./gtkRosary -v          ## Vulgate Latin

• Bonus feature for the Bash CLI UI.
• During liturgical calendar seasons, the 1st lines of a Bash terminal instance will display a bible quote pertaining to that season.
  • Bash is the default terminal emulator on Debian Linux.

## Compile a binary which is set to launch whenever GNU Bash is launched.
## Holiday themed messages will be displayed on the terminal, at Bash startup

make ttyBashrc

If you get a compile error from the make build: #include <json-c/json.h>, then use make debian to install potentially missing dependencies. It is assumed that Xorg and GTK are installed on the base system.

## Get dependencies for Debian 9 or newer using the Makefile
make debian

## debian libjson-c dependencies
sudo apt install autotools-dev debhelper dh-autoreconf dh-exec

## debian libjson-c
sudo apt install libjson-c-dev libjson-c-doc libjson-c3

## man page (Manually install groff and pandoc. Not included with Makefile)
sudo apt install groff pandoc

• Configure VS Code for Microsoft C++
• Visual Studio

## clean previous builds
Remove-Item *.obj
Remove-Item *.exe

## Compile and build with Visual Studio's Developer Powershell/Command Prompt
cl /c sources\my_calendar.c
cl /c sources\my_csv_structs.c
cl /c sources\my_tty_ui.c
cl mainTTY.c my_calendar.obj my_csv_structs.obj my_tty_ui.obj /o "ttyRosary.exe"

## run
.\ttyRosary.exe

I made the following to scripts to automate the compile and build preocess.

• Makefile_win.bat and Makefile_win.ps1
• Added Nmake options within a GNU Makefile

Makefile or nmake

:: Win10's nmake

:: clean
nmake nclean

:: build
nmake build

Developer Powershell for VS 2019

.\Makefile_win.ps1 clean
.\Makefile_win.ps1 build
.\Makefile_win.ps1 run

Developer Command Prompt for VS 2019

.\Makefile_win.bat clean
.\Makefile_win.bat build
.\Makefile_win.bat run

VS Code Editor:

• I occasionally do Win10 C compiling in VS Code. (I prefer VS2019 over VSCode as a Win10 C/C++ editor)
• Launch code . from within Developer Powershell for VS 2019

This is the 5th program language version in my Rosary App series.

Golang (Win/Linux) git

• UI: TTY, Web Browser DOM, GTK, Native Win10 Window
  • screenshots
• Network server host with an Electron/FireFox Web Browser client.
• JSON database
• no audio
• single user, multiple sessions

• Linux, MinGW or Win10 Powershell with Visual Studio C++
• Command line interface (CLI) / Shell Terminal
• Xorg (Debian linux) or Xlaunch (Win10/WLS)

• MinGW or Linux (x86 or x64)
  • this app was developed on Debian WLS and tested on a real Linux
• GCC v6+
• Glade (a gui designing tool)
• any text editor (I use Geany for everything on Linux)
  • Geany macros for quick and easy gtk3 development
  • compile: gcc -Wall -c "%f" pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-3.0 -export-dynamic
  • build: gcc -Wall -o "%e" "%f" pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-3.0 -export-dynamic

## Compile in Debian and make it usable on a Win10

sudo apt install mingw-w64
i686-w64-mingw32-gcc "main.c" -o "my-executable-file.exe"

## Compile in Win10 with MinGW installed

gcc "main.c" -o "my-executable-file.exe "