The Digital AV Software Development Kit (SDK) - 2018 Edition

Detailed explanation of how POS tags are defined in the SDK

Permissive MIT-style open-source license for all artifacts

Source code example of a webserver in Go: serves AV text by chapter

Default stylesheet for chapter text in avtext.go

Text file representing the entire AV bible (illustrates binary formats using ASCII text)

The DX8 extent identifies the most complete binary data of the AV bible. It contains details of every word, including part-of-speech, Strong's numbers, and an inline index to AV-Chapter

The DX3 extent identifies a more compact binary data representation of the AV bible. Along with every word, it also includes part-of-speech.

The DX2 extent identifies the most compact binary data representation of AV bible text.

Index file for bible books

Index file for bible chapters

Lemma [root word forms] associated with lexical entries

Lexicon for AV-Text data as variable-length binary records

Alternate lexicon with additional lexical entries

Another alternate lexicon, implemented as an Sqlite database

ASCII representation of the AV Lexicon

Part-of-Speech tagging per verse

Text file that identifies each file of the SDK by MD5

Open & Extensible command syntax (Specification Version 1.0.17.316)

github repository

AV-SDK-2011 is still available