You can run UBA and read bible study materials with terminal / console.

22.55

To enable cli feature, you need to pass either "cli" or "gui" as an argument to "uba.py", i.e.

uba.py cli

OR

uba.py gui

Both enables cli features on UBA startup.

Run "uba.py cli" to start UBA with command line interface.

Run "uba.py gui" to start UBA with graphical user interface.

Both starts UBA with graphical user interface, but only the latter has cli feature enabled.

Run "uba.py" to start UBA with graphical user interface WITHOUT enabling CLI feature. Unless you restart UBA, you CANNOT switch to command line interface during running UBA.

Run "uba.py" to start UBA with graphical user interface WITH CLI feature enabled. You CAN switch between graphical user interface and command line interface at any time.

With CLI feature enabled, you can switch between graphical user interface and command line interface at any time.

You can select "Command Line Interface" from right-click context menu to switch to cli. This option is ONLY available if you have cli feature enabled.

Enter on terminal:

.gui

When you run UBA with cli,

Enter '.bible' to read bible content, '.study' to read study content, '.gui' to launch gui, '.quit' to quit, or UBA command:

.bible

.study

.gui

.quit

UBA command means standard commands recognised by UBA

e.g.

John 3

John 3:16-18

John 3:16; Rm 5:8

John 3:16-16

COMPARE:::John 3:16

COMPARE:::KJV_NET:::John 3

TEXT:::CUV

CROSSREFERENCE:::John 3:16

COMMENTARY:::John 3:16

https://github.com/eliranwong/UniqueBible/blob/master/TextCommandParser.py

From version 22.64, UBA offers in-app reference on UBA commands:

A window showing UBA commands is accessible through menu under "Information" or "About" section.

On cli [local or telnet], users can enter ".help" to view documentation on UBA commands.