Verb declension for Sanskrit

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

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

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

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)

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

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

• Initial release

• Major bug fixes

• Time optimization

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

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

• 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

• Added commentaries available for local viewing

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

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

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

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

• Defined which sūtras bars which sūtras

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

• Added the following forms:
  • yaṅluganta
  • sannanta

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

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