SanskritVerb

Verb declension for Sanskrit

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Table of Contents

• Online Demos
• Code Structure
• Running the Code Locally with XAMPP (Windows)
• Running the Code Locally with Docker (MacOS / Linux)
• Notes
• Changelog

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Online Demos

• tiṅanta generation (verb conjugation)
• subanta generation (noun declension)
• sandhi generation

Code Structure

To understand how the code is organized, please read understandcode.md.

Running the Code Locally with XAMPP (Windows)

This is a one time exercise. Once you have completed the steps below, you should only open your browser (Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, etc.) and browse to localhost/SanskritVerb/tiGanta.html to access a frontend that will allow you to interact with the machine.

1. Download the latest version of XAMPP
2. Install XAMPP
3. Install Git from https://git-scm.com/downloads
4. Locate XAMPP directory (usually c://xampp)
5. Right-click on xampp-control.exe and select 'Run As Administrator' (For steps 5-8, if in doubt, please see this)
6. In the right-top corner, click on 'Config'
7. Tick Apache, FileZilla, Tomcat, MySQL and Mercury in 'Autostart of modules' section
8. Click 'Save'
9. Close 'XAMPP Control Panel'
10. Go to xampp/htdocs directory
11. Copy install.sh in that directory
12. Click on install.sh (this will fetch the latest code and data for local usage)

Running the Code Locally with Docker (MacOS / Linux)

1. Install Docker (can also be done through Homebrew)
2. Clone this repo and cd into it
3. docker build -t sanskrit-verb .
4. docker run -p 3333:80 -v `pwd`/:/var/www/html/ sanskrit-verb
5. Open the browser to http://localhost:3333

Notes

A research paper on the subanta generator which was presented at 16th World Sanskrit Conference can be found here.

Changelog

v1.0.0 (2 August 2015)

• Initial release

v1.0.1 (5 October 2015)

• Major bug fixes

v1.1.0 (17 October 2015)

• Time optimization

v1.1.1 (26 October 2015)

• Noted all inline issues from tiGanta.php and function.php as Github issues for easier tracking

v1.1.2 (7 November 2015)

• Separated code into Data, Documentations, scripts, testing and output folders
• Made necessary corrections to the code

v1.2.0 (12 January 2016)

• Merged the code from drdhaval2785/SanskritSubanta (for subanta generation) into SanskritVerb
• There is now only one file panini.php which gives subanta / tiṅanta / sandhi etc depending on the input HTML file

v1.3.0 (22 January 2016)

• Added commentaries available for local viewing

v1.4.0 (3 February 2016)

• Added the option to deactivate some sūtras of Paninian grammar (to understand its importance in the structure of Aṣṭādhyāyī)

v1.5.0 (21 February 2016)

• Tested the code for representative verbs and corrected suspect verb forms

v1.6.0 (21 February 2016)

• Made three commentaries available for offline viewing:
  • Mādhavīyadhātuvtti
  • Kṣīrataraṅgiṇī
  • Dhātupradīpa

v1.6.1 (12 March 2016)

• Tested the code for representative verbs from Siddhāntakaumudī (round 2) and corrected suspect verb forms

v1.7.0 (13 March 2016)

• Defined which sūtras bars which sūtras

v1.8.0 (20 March 2016)

• Added the following forms:
  • bhāvavācya
  • karmavācya
  • karmakartvācya
  • ṇijanta
  • yaṅanta

v1.9.0 (26 March 2016)

• Added the following forms:
  • yaṅluganta
  • sannanta

v1.10.0 (19 June 2016)

• Tested the output against UoHyd and INRIA databases and accounted for all differences

v1.10.1 (06 September 2016)

• Readjusted the sandhi.html and subanta.html frontends with panini.php (After changes for optimization in tiṅanta generation, it stopped working)