Add Tanakh and Vilna Shas versions; update tests

Author: ronshapiro

api_request_handler.ts

@@ -1046,10 +1046,10 @@ export abstract class AbstractApiRequestHandler {
       const book = books.byCanonicalName[title];
       if (book?.isBibleBook()) {
         indexed.put("Tanakh", ref);
-        // indexed.put("TanakhKoren", ref);
+        indexed.put("TanakhKoren", ref);
       } else if (book?.isTalmud()) {
         indexed.put("Standard", ref);
-        // indexed.put("Vilna Shas", ref);
+        indexed.put("Vilna Shas", ref);
       } else {
         indexed.put("Standard", ref);
       }

test_data/api_request_handler/Bava_Kamma.55a.expected-output.json

@@ -0,0 +1,88 @@
+{
+  "Berakhot 11a:24": {
+    "en": "<strong>MISHNA:</strong> From the laws of the recitation of <i>Shema</i> itself, the mishna proceeds to discuss the blessings recited in conjunction with <i>Shema</i>. Here, the order is established: <b>In</b> the <b>morning</b> when reciting <i>Shema</i>, <b>one recites two blessings beforehand,</b> the first on the radiant lights and the second the blessing on the love of Torah, <b>and one thereafter,</b> which begins with: True and Firm [<i>emet veyatziv</i>]. <b>And in the evening one recites two blessings beforehand,</b> on the radiant lights and on the love of God, <b>and two thereafter,</b> the blessing of redemption: True and Faithful [<i>emet ve’emuna</i>], and the blessing: Help us lie down. With regard to the blessing: True and Faithful, <b>whether</b> one recites it in its <b>long</b> formula <b>and whether</b> one recites it in its <b>short</b> formula, he fulfills his obligation (<i>Tosafot</i>).",
+    "he": "<big><strong>מתני׳</strong></big> בשחר מברך שתים לפניה ואחת לאחריה ובערב מברך שתים לפניה ושתים לאחריה אחת ארוכה ואחת קצרה",
+    "heRef": "ברכות י״א א:כ״ד",
+    "lang": "en",
+    "primary_category": "Talmud",
+    "ref": "Berakhot 11a:24",
+    "url": "Berakhot.11a.24"
+  },
+  "Berakhot 11a:24-25": {
+    "en": [
+      "<strong>MISHNA:</strong> From the laws of the recitation of <i>Shema</i> itself, the mishna proceeds to discuss the blessings recited in conjunction with <i>Shema</i>. Here, the order is established: <b>In</b> the <b>morning</b> when reciting <i>Shema</i>, <b>one recites two blessings beforehand,</b> the first on the radiant lights and the second the blessing on the love of Torah, <b>and one thereafter,</b> which begins with: True and Firm [<i>emet veyatziv</i>]. <b>And in the evening one recites two blessings beforehand,</b> on the radiant lights and on the love of God, <b>and two thereafter,</b> the blessing of redemption: True and Faithful [<i>emet ve’emuna</i>], and the blessing: Help us lie down. With regard to the blessing: True and Faithful, <b>whether</b> one recites it in its <b>long</b> formula <b>and whether</b> one recites it in its <b>short</b> formula, he fulfills his obligation (<i>Tosafot</i>).",
+      "However, the general principle is: <b>Where</b> the Sages <b>said</b> to recite <b>a long</b> blessing, <b>one may not shorten it,</b> and so too, wherever they said to recite <b>a short</b> blessing, <b>one may not lengthen it.</b> Where the Sages said that a blessing <b>must conclude</b> with a second blessing at the end, <b>he may not fail to conclude</b> with that blessing. Similarly, if the Sages said that a blessing must <b>not conclude</b> with a second blessing, <b>one may not conclude</b> with a blessing."
+    ],
+    "he": [
+      "<big><strong>מתני׳</strong></big> בשחר מברך שתים לפניה ואחת לאחריה ובערב מברך שתים לפניה ושתים לאחריה אחת ארוכה ואחת קצרה",
+      "מקום שאמרו להאריך אינו רשאי לקצר לקצר אינו רשאי להאריך לחתום אינו רשאי שלא לחתום שלא לחתום אינו רשאי לחתום:"
+    ],
+    "heRef": "ברכות י״א א:כ״ד-כ״ה",
+    "lang": "en",
+    "primary_category": "Talmud",
+    "ref": "Berakhot 11a:24-25",
+    "url": "Berakhot.11a.24-25"
+  },
+  "Berakhot 11a:25": {
+    "en": "However, the general principle is: <b>Where</b> the Sages <b>said</b> to recite <b>a long</b> blessing, <b>one may not shorten it,</b> and so too, wherever they said to recite <b>a short</b> blessing, <b>one may not lengthen it.</b> Where the Sages said that a blessing <b>must conclude</b> with a second blessing at the end, <b>he may not fail to conclude</b> with that blessing. Similarly, if the Sages said that a blessing must <b>not conclude</b> with a second blessing, <b>one may not conclude</b> with a blessing.",
+    "he": "מקום שאמרו להאריך אינו רשאי לקצר לקצר אינו רשאי להאריך לחתום אינו רשאי שלא לחתום שלא לחתום אינו רשאי לחתום:",
+    "heRef": "ברכות י״א א:כ״ה",
+    "lang": "en",
+    "primary_category": "Talmud",
+    "ref": "Berakhot 11a:25",
+    "url": "Berakhot.11a.25"
+  },
+  "Berakhot 13a:15": {
+    "en": "May we return to thee : From what time.",
+    "he": "<br/><br/><big><strong>הדרן עלך מאימתי</strong></big><br/><br/>",
+    "heRef": "ברכות י״ג א:ט״ו",
+    "lang": "en",
+    "primary_category": "Talmud",
+    "ref": "Berakhot 13a:15",
+    "url": "Berakhot.13a.15"
+  },
+  "Berakhot 9a:10": {
+    "en": "The Gemara explains that <b>this is what Rabban Gamliel said to his sons: Even according to the Rabbis, who say</b> that the mitzva may be performed only <b>until midnight,</b> the biblical obligation to perform <b>the mitzva</b> continues <b>until dawn, and that which they say</b> that it may only be recited <b>until midnight</b> is <b>in order to distance a person from transgression.</b>",
+    "he": "הכי קאמר להו ר\"ג לבניה אפילו לרבנן דקאמרי עד חצות מצותה עד שיעלה עמוד השחר והאי דקא אמרי עד חצות כדי להרחיק אדם מן העבירה:",
+    "heRef": "ברכות ט׳ א:י׳",
+    "lang": "en",
+    "primary_category": "Talmud",
+    "ref": "Berakhot 9a:10",
+    "url": "Berakhot.9a.10"
+  },
+  "Berakhot 9a:8": {
+    "en": "We learned in the mishna that Rabban Gamliel told his sons: <b>And</b> that is <b>not only</b> with regard to the <i>halakha</i> of the recitation of <i>Shema</i>, <b>but, rather,</b> wherever the Rabbis say until midnight, the mitzva may be performed until dawn.",
+    "he": "ולא זו בלבד אמרו אלא וכו':",
+    "heRef": "ברכות ט׳ א:ח׳",
+    "lang": "en",
+    "primary_category": "Talmud",
+    "ref": "Berakhot 9a:8",
+    "url": "Berakhot.9a.8"
+  },
+  "Berakhot 9a:8-10": {
+    "en": [
+      "We learned in the mishna that Rabban Gamliel told his sons: <b>And</b> that is <b>not only</b> with regard to the <i>halakha</i> of the recitation of <i>Shema</i>, <b>but, rather,</b> wherever the Rabbis say until midnight, the mitzva may be performed until dawn.",
+      "The Gemara questions the formulation of the mishna: <b>Does Rabban Gamliel say until midnight, that he teaches: And not only did they say?</b> Rabban Gamliel does not restrict the time for the recitation of <i>Shema</i> until midnight, so why does he say, and not only do they say, implying that he agrees with that stringency?",
+      "The Gemara explains that <b>this is what Rabban Gamliel said to his sons: Even according to the Rabbis, who say</b> that the mitzva may be performed only <b>until midnight,</b> the biblical obligation to perform <b>the mitzva</b> continues <b>until dawn, and that which they say</b> that it may only be recited <b>until midnight</b> is <b>in order to distance a person from transgression.</b>"
+    ],
+    "he": [
+      "ולא זו בלבד אמרו אלא וכו':",
+      "ור\"ג מי קאמר עד חצות דקתני ולא זו בלבד אמרו",
+      "הכי קאמר להו ר\"ג לבניה אפילו לרבנן דקאמרי עד חצות מצותה עד שיעלה עמוד השחר והאי דקא אמרי עד חצות כדי להרחיק אדם מן העבירה:"
+    ],
+    "heRef": "ברכות ט׳ א:ח׳-י׳",
+    "lang": "en",
+    "primary_category": "Talmud",
+    "ref": "Berakhot 9a:8-10",
+    "url": "Berakhot.9a.8-10"
+  },
+  "Berakhot 9a:9": {
+    "en": "The Gemara questions the formulation of the mishna: <b>Does Rabban Gamliel say until midnight, that he teaches: And not only did they say?</b> Rabban Gamliel does not restrict the time for the recitation of <i>Shema</i> until midnight, so why does he say, and not only do they say, implying that he agrees with that stringency?",
+    "he": "ור\"ג מי קאמר עד חצות דקתני ולא זו בלבד אמרו",
+    "heRef": "ברכות ט׳ א:ט׳",
+    "lang": "en",
+    "primary_category": "Talmud",
+    "ref": "Berakhot 9a:9",
+    "url": "Berakhot.9a.9"
+  }
+}