The link files contain citations in the following format:
"A New Israeli Commentary on Pirkei Avot 1:10:13" -> "Sanhedrin 4a"
The table also contains book names and these are easy to identify and find in the repo.
However, it is not clear how to easily find the fragments referred to in the citation columns without writing custom parsers.
For example, Sanhedrin 4a - there isn't anything (like an index) in the json (the same applies to the other formats) structure of the Sanhedrin file to find the text extract itself.
Moreover, even if I were to write custom parsers for these references, they only point to the beginning of the extract and not the end.
On the other hand, the Sefaria application successfully maps all references (and the websites too obviously). What am I missing?
The link files contain citations in the following format:
"A New Israeli Commentary on Pirkei Avot 1:10:13" -> "Sanhedrin 4a"
The table also contains book names and these are easy to identify and find in the repo.
However, it is not clear how to easily find the fragments referred to in the citation columns without writing custom parsers.
For example, Sanhedrin 4a - there isn't anything (like an index) in the json (the same applies to the other formats) structure of the Sanhedrin file to find the text extract itself.
Moreover, even if I were to write custom parsers for these references, they only point to the beginning of the extract and not the end.
On the other hand, the Sefaria application successfully maps all references (and the websites too obviously). What am I missing?