pyProcessBibleBooks

# Read Directory to get list of text files

import os

numdict = {"1": "One", "2": "Two", "3": "Three", "4": "Four", "5": "Five", "6": "Six",
           "7": "Seven", "8": "Eight", "9": "Nine", "14": "Fourteen", "150": "One Hundred and Fifty"}


def num2word(s):            # Replace this test function with your complete number-to-word process
    return numdict[s]


cwdir = os.getcwd()

dirlist = os.listdir()

print(dirlist)

for fname in dirlist:
    if fname.lower().endswith(".txt"):
        if fname.lower().endswith("-new.txt"):
            continue
        fin = open(fname)
        fsplit = fname.split(".")
        fout = open(fsplit[0] + "-new.txt", 'w')
        for x, fline in enumerate(fin):
            fline = fline.strip()
            lsplit = fline.split()
            if x == 0:
                book = ""
                if lsplit[0].isdigit():
                    if lsplit[0] == "1":
                        book = "First "
                    if lsplit[0] == "2":
                        book = "Second "
                    if lsplit[0] == "3":
                        book = "Third "
                    lsplit = lsplit[1:]
                book += lsplit[0]
                book += " "
                book += num2word(lsplit[1])
                fout.write(book + "\n")
                print("\n" + book)
                continue
            verse = "Verse " + num2word(lsplit[0])
            verse += " "
            verse += " ".join(lsplit[1:])
            fout.write(verse + "\n")
            print(verse)
        fout.close()
        fin.close()


# Output:
#
# First Corinthians Fourteen
# Verse One Pursue love , yet ..
# Verse Two For one who speaks ..
# Verse Three But one who ..
#
# Acts One
# Verse One The first account I composed..
# Verse Two two until the day when..
# Verse Three To these He also..
#
# Psalm One Hundred and Fifty
# Verse One Praise the LORD ! Praise ..
# Verse Two Praise Him for..
# Verse Three Praise Him..