Get the Indian astrological details from the provided birth details as a JSON object. You will also get a prediction based on the calculated details.

$ npm install indian-astrology

const IndianAstrology = require('indian-astrology');

console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDate(24, 5, 2018, 18, 1, 5, 30, false));
console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDateAndZone(24, 5, 2018, 18, 1, 5.5, false));
console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDateOfIndia(24, 5, 2018, 18, 1));
console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDateWhereTimeUnknown(24, 5, 2018, 5, 30, false));
console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDateWhereTimeUnknownOfIndia(24, 5, 2018));
console.log(IndianAstrology.getCountryListWithZones());
console.log(IndianAstrology.getOnlyCountryNameList());
console.log(IndianAstrology.getTodaysDetails(false));

Note: The zodiac sign here is the Indian rashi equivalent sign. The prediction is based on the rashi alone as of now.

{
  "rashi": "Kanya",
  "zodiacSign": "Virgo",
  "moonAngle": "22°49'37\"",
  "nakshatra": "Hasta",
  "birthDasha": "Mon/Sun/Rah",
  "birthDate": "25-5-2018",
  "birthTime": "19:5",
  "dayOfWeek": "Friday",
  "birthTimeZone": 5.5,
  "currentDasha": "Mon/Sun/Rah",
  "prediction": "This is a sample prediction based on zodiac sign."
}

Gives JSON object having the astrological details of given data.

• day {number} - The birth day.
• month {number} - The birth month.
• year {number} - The birth year.
• hour {number} - The birth hour in 24 hour format.
• minute {number} - The birth minute.
• timeZoneHour {number} - The birth timezone hour.
• timeZoneMinute {number} - The birth timezone minute.
• dayLightSaving {boolean} - The true or false value of daylight saving.

const IndianAstrology = require('indian-astrology');

console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDate(24, 5, 2018, 18, 1, 5, 30, false));

Gives JSON object having the astrological details of given data.

• day {number} - The birth day.
• month {number} - The birth month.
• year {number} - The birth year.
• hour {number} - The birth hour in 24 hour format.
• minute {number} - The birth minute.
• timeZone {number} - The birth timezone.
• dayLightSaving {boolean} - The true or false value of daylight saving.

const IndianAstrology = require('indian-astrology');

console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDateAndZone(24, 5, 2018, 18, 1, 5.5, false));

Gives JSON object having the astrological details of given data.

• day {number} - The birth day.
• month {number} - The birth month.
• year {number} - The birth year.
• hour {number} - The birth hour in 24 hour format.
• minute {number} - The birth minute.

const IndianAstrology = require('indian-astrology');

console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDateOfIndia(24, 5, 2018, 18, 1));

Gives JSON object having the astrological details of given data.

• day {number} - The birth day.
• month {number} - The birth month.
• year {number} - The birth year.
• timeZoneHour {number} - The birth timezone hour.
• timeZoneMinute {number} - The birth timezone minute.
• dayLightSaving {boolean} - The true or false value of daylight saving.

const IndianAstrology = require('indian-astrology');

console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDateWhereTimeUnknown(24, 5, 2018, 5, 30, false));

Gives JSON object having the astrological details of given data.

• day {number} - The birth day.
• month {number} - The birth month.
• year {number} - The birth year.

const IndianAstrology = require('indian-astrology');

console.log(IndianAstrology.getByDateWhereTimeUnknownOfIndia(24, 5, 2018));

Gives JSON object having the country list along with mapped timezones.

const IndianAstrology = require('indian-astrology');

console.log(IndianAstrology.getCountryListWithZones());

Gives JSON array having the country names.

const IndianAstrology = require('indian-astrology');

console.log(IndianAstrology.getOnlyCountryNameList());

Gives JSON object having the astrological details of present day.

• dayLightSaving {boolean} - The true or false value of daylight saving.

const IndianAstrology = require('indian-astrology');

console.log(IndianAstrology.getTodaysDetails(false));

npm run validate

npm run build

npm test

• Narendra Kamath G
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: Narendra Kamath G

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