API

[pfcvik]

Hi I love this project, because I have several days looking for ways to implement the ephemerides, and finding you've done in node.js, it is something fabulous. I am very interested in using all the backend for a number of app, however, I have been testing the api and enter values gregorian, universal, latitude and longitude, does not make me any calculations.

[mivion]

Hi, thanks for interesting,
The project is not released yet, so some functions does't work for now.

[Kibo]

Hi Movion
thanks for your work.

How are the project? Is the project going on? Is the release going?

Thanks

[agatac]

Hi, I'm interested in this project but not sure if you're still working on it? I can't make any calculations.

[mivion]

Hi, project is in beta, any help - welcome! ))
For now I little busy, if someone interesting, make PR, or even be a contributor.

[agatac]

The thing is, I can't fetch any calculations. If I understand correctly, you're connecting to http://swisseph.com but it'd down. Could you briefly explain how to fetch calculations?

[mivion]

The http://swisseph.com is not working for now :(.
The swisseph.com was made by me, but I did't pay the domain.
May be we should up and running it again?
For this we have to buy the domain and server for this.
For now question is: how many people needs this service to support it?

[notforevergit]

Hi Mivion, I've been working with your swisseph nodejs application lately and I managed to build a few functions that I would like to expose as an REST API, I just found that you already had this API version but as I can read on this thread is not working.

One question: The app is making a call to swisseph.com for some reason. What exactly are you trying to pull from that address?? you have all the functionality available locally so I am a little confusedwith this call.

I wish I could contribute to the development, but I am kind of a newbie on node. Let me know if you think I can help you with something.

[mivion]

Hi. Thanks for reply.
Swisseph.com was the idea to be an online public API for ephemeris based on nodejs implementation.
But then i lost time in another project, forgot about this project for a time.
Now, there are no problems to get up and running it again. Just time and money for domain and server.
As you mention, you may run local server based on nodejs impl, but i wanted to get this API online public available.
The question is: how many people need this service?
Do we need swisseph.com for public api or we have to create open source sever which can serve data localy?

PS: sorry for my bad english :)

[notforevergit]

Hi Mikhail, thanks your time to answer. Maybe I didn't ask the question correctly. I am trying to run this git repository API locally to play with it and some front-end framework, but when I run npm start the program opens a socket to swisseph.com. My question is, can I run this API server locally without connecting to swisseph.com? I thought this repository was to create an API server. And the other question is how much money do we need a year to have this API online?

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[mivion]

Hi,

Yes you can run it locally, just change swisseph.com to localhost or the IP where the server is running.

About money (per year): domain ~ $25, server ~ $120 (Digital Ocean).
May be we can find free hosting plan, but it should have to store about 3GB of ephemeris.
I'll try to find it.

[vitaliifokine]

Hi, Mikhail.

It's really great idea. Is it still an alive project?

[mivion]

Hi,

We may build online server to support this API for public, but I have no so much time and money for now :)

Help are welcome )

[notforevergit]

Do you think we can use a Digital Ocean Droplet for this? if so which one would you recommend?

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[notforevergit]

Besides the Digital Ocean Droplet I would like us to implement something. Send me a message to [email protected] and we can talk about it. I have a little cash I can use to make this happen

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[mivion]

Thanks for interest!
To have full functionality we need server with 2 or more cores, 4GB memory, and disk ~100GB.

[notforevergit]

What version of Linux do you prefer?

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[mivion]

Ubuntu latest LTS is prefer

[notforevergit]

Droplet ready, where can I send you the credentials?

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[vasuneet]

is this project still in development?

[lDeNl]

Hi Mikhail, I need to develop atro project, can you write to my mail - [email protected]
If you have some free time, I think our interests may coincide.

[marcmarine]

Hi, project is in beta, any help - welcome! )) For now I little busy, if someone interesting, make PR, or even be a contributor.

Thanks Mikhail, really appreciate this project. I considered contributing directly, but in the end decided to create a new repo. Hope it’s useful.

We can look into making it public. I'll probably make some improvements.