NischenLicht

Here you have the choice to read randomly generated sections from different books, as if you were taking a book, opening somewhere and reading what is in front of you.

What the app is also ideal for is daily reading in the Bahá'í scriptures. It can be a good addition to a systematic approach to getting to know the Bahá'i teachings better.

The app itself is available as an online version at: https://nischlicht.de

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The following books are currently available:

- God's verses
- Ear picking
- prayers
- The hidden words
- prayers and meditations


Features:

- Light and dark mode (button next to menu)
- Enlargement and reduction of the text (arrows under the text, right)

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Who is interested in the technical process:

The books are saved as text files, with each chapter (or section, depending on the book) starting with a unique character - here the @ sign. I now go to one of the subpages, e.g. on "verses of God", then a short Javascript program is activated. It's just a handful of lines of code. The script searches for the number of @ characters in the associated text file and runs this number using a random algorithm. The result is a result, a number (e.g. 19). Then the 19th section is loaded from the text file. If I tap on "Next", the page is simply reloaded and the script runs again.

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This is the 3rd version of NicheLight. It was completely reprogrammed or assembled using a template that already had many basic functions, such as the menu and many sample pages for mobile use. All parts and functions were created after a long research and a lot of 'try and error'. The development of the app is based on the work and knowledge of people who have freely and openly shared their experience on the Internet.

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The website https://ischenlicht.de has been released and is recognized by the National Spiritual Council of the Bahá'í in Germany K.d.ö.R. since 06.06.2013.