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Shas Radar

Searches the entire Babylonian Talmud for a word, name, or phrase in context, with an authoritative citation and a Sefaria link for every hit.

Core stack
  • Python
  • FastAPI
  • PWA
  • Vanilla JS
Links
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Screens

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01Home screen with the name-search form
Chapter 01

Overview

Full-text search across all 37 tractates of the Talmud (Vilna edition, ~1.86M words) with a configurable words-of-context window before and after each match, expandable to the full surrounding paragraph. Every result carries an exact citation — tractate, daf, amud — and a direct link to that page on Sefaria. Same architecture as its sister project, Ot va-Ot: one FastAPI service, corpus bundled locally, no network dependency at runtime.

Chapter 02

Highlights

  • Full Talmud (37 tractates, ~1.86M words, Vilna edition) bundled locally as a 5.1MB gzipped index
  • Keyword-in-context search with an adjustable context window, expandable to the full paragraph
  • Every match cites tractate/daf/amud and links directly to Sefaria
  • Hebrew/Aramaic search that runs entirely offline once loaded — no external API
  • Hebrew, English and French UI
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