Bible@Scripture

Lai Siangtho is 'the Holy Bible' app, and the continuous version of what we have released in 2008 that was saying "somehow we wanna serve resource which may seem any sense with you". There has been a huge improvement, and one of the biggest was developed using Flutter, which mean running on Multi-platform.

...at App Store, Google play, or clone, privacy.

Lai Siangtho has currently:

• New International Version
• သမ္မာကျမ်း (ယုဒသန်)
• Det Danske Bibel
• Norsk Bibel
• Luther(German)
• La Bible Ostervald (French)
• Pathian Laisiangthou (Paite)
• Pathian Lehkhabu Thianghlim (Mizo:1917/1995)
• Lai Siangtho (Sizang)
• Lai Siangtho (Tedim)
• Baibal Thianghlim (Falam)
• Baibal Thiang (Hakha)
• Khazopa Chabu Pathaipa (Mara)
• Jinghpaw Common Language Bible
• သမ္မာကျမ်း (ခေတ်သုံး)
• Matu Bible
• Pathen Thutheng BU (Thadou)
• Lai Siengthou (Zou)
• King James Version
• World English Bible
• Bible in Basic English
• ကမ္ဘာသစ်ဘာသာပြန်ကျမ်း (နေ့စဉ်သုံး)

Feature:

• Parallel
• Bookmark
• Search (instant suggestion and result)
• Open Source
• Offline
• Customizable
• Quotes, Highlight and Note to verses
• Elegant
• No authentication require
• No Ads
• Free

As it is active in develpment, please feel free to rate/write yours review, so that we can bring a better Bible app.

Any concerning data Privacy & Security.

Lai Siangtho

In case of wondering what "Lai Siangtho" is or means, I would like to give you a hint. Of course it means "the Holy Bible" in zolai. But what is zolai then? Well its a name of written language using by some folks from Myanmar and India, called themselve as zomi, and their spoken language is zopau/zokam. You may know them as Chin, Tedim, Falam, Hakha, Paite, Mizo, Kuki and many more. Each one of them has their own dialect and tradition like swedish and norwegian, with no country but border seperation. Many of its people speak and understand other dialect. This is where Lai Siangtho app is needed. I have no economic profit on making this app. If you like this particular application and its experience you are much welcome to support in anyway you would like.

Lai Siangtho is not just providing builded/packaged app. But opensource that you would have you own making of the holy Bible.

Take a look: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zo_people]

Data

Preferences and configurations such as Bookmarks, Verse marks and Verse notes would be saved on your device as a flat file using JSON format, where the platform might provide cloud services. Please do keep in mind that {{App}} does not export or import automatically.

If you have previously {{Exported}}, you might have data to be imported and merged.

This is aimed to help, if the application have to uninstalled and reinstalled with the same preferences.

analytics (debug on windows)

# cd \dev\android-sdk\platform-tools
cd /dev/android-sdk/platform-tools
adb shell setprop debug.firebase.analytics.app "com.laisiangtho.bible"

How would I clone correctly

All you need is basically a Github command line, flutter, and modify a few settings, such as version, packageName for Android or Bundle Identifier for iOS. Since com.laisiangtho.bible has already taken you would need you own. It does not need to be a domain path but just platform uniqueid, so you should not take "com.google" or anything that you don't own!

There isn't an easy way to separate ui and logic in flutter, any related dart scripts that plays primary logic in this application are moved to lidea repo as a seperated package. But they will work the same as dependency.

In pubspec.yaml remove local package lidea and uncomment git

dependencies:
  flutter:
    sdk: flutter
  flutter_localizations:
    sdk: flutter
  ...
  # Local lidea package, development only
  # lidea:
  #   path: ../lidea
  # uncomments lines below
  lidea:
    git:
      url: git://github.com/laisiangtho/lidea.git
      ref: main
  ...

...you will need your own configuration in the following files, for more info please run flutter doctor and see if you get it right.

• android/local.properties

sdk.dir       = <android-sdk-path>
flutter.sdk   = <flutter-sdk-path>

• android/key.properties

storePassword = <store-file-password>
keyPassword   = <key-file-password>
keyAlias      = <key-alias-name>
storeFile     = <path-of-jks>

• android/app/google-services.json

This is a JSON formated file, you can get it from Google console -> IAM & ADMIN -> Service Accounts or Firebase.

Build and config

Android, iOS

Early Access

Source Code, join testing for Android.