Simple interface for western astrological signs.
The Western Signs library provides detailed information about each astrological sign, including its name, element, modality, rulingPlanet and glyph, among other things. Additionally, you can specify the language for translations.
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To install dependencies:
npm install western-signsTo use the getSignByName function, import it along with the SIGNS constant from the western-signs package:
import { getSignByName, SIGNS } from 'western-signs'Call the function with the desired astrological sign and optionally specify a language code. If no language code is provided, it defaults to English.
const data = getSignByName(SIGNS.TAURUS)It should returns an object with the following properties:
{
bodyPart: 'Throat',
character: 'Bull',
element: 'Earth',
endDate: 2020-05-20T22:00:00.000Z,
glyph: '♉',
modality: 'Fixed',
name: 'Taurus',
number: 2,
pole: 'Negative',
rulingPlanet: 'Venus',
season: 'Spring',
startDate: 2020-04-20T22:00:00.000Z
}The getSymbol function allows you to retrieve SVG representations of astrological symbols, with options to customize their appearance.
import { getSymbol, SIGNS } from 'western-signs'
const symbol = getSymbol(SIGNS.TAURUS, {
stroke: 'brown',
strokeWidth: 2,
})
console.log(symbol.toString())
// Outputs: An SVG string with customized attributes
console.log(symbol.toDataURL())
// Outputs: A Data URL representation of the SVGUse method chaining to modify the attributes of the symbol for a more fluent coding style.
const chainedSymbol = getSymbol('taurus')
.setStroke('orange')
.setStrokeWidth(3)
console.log(chainedSymbol.toString())
// Outputs: The SVG string with updated stroke attributesYou can easily translate aspects and other astrology-related terms using the t function provided by the library. The t function takes template strings and values to be translated based on the current language setting.
To translate an aspect into the current language:
import { ASPECTS, i18n } from 'western-signs'
const aspect = i18n.t`${ASPECTS.CONJUNCTION}`
console.log(aspect)
// Output: ConjunctionTo change the language, use the setLanguage function:
i18n.setLanguage('es')
const aspectInSpanish = i18n.t`${ASPECTS.CONJUNCTION}`
console.log(aspectInSpanish)
// Output: ConjunciónFor more detailed API information, please check out the documentation.
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