Panchang, choghadiya and muhurta windows
Date plus coordinates in, a day's worth of timing out.
Panchang is the most-checked astrology surface in India and the least glamorous to compute: sunrise, tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana all shift with latitude and longitude, so a national average is wrong everywhere. These endpoints take a date and a location and return the day as actually observed there.
5 endpoints across 2 stages.
Worth knowing first
A panchang without coordinates is wrong
Tithi and nakshatra boundaries are moments in time, and sunrise moves by tens of minutes across a single country. Every endpoint here takes lat/lng and a UTC offset for that reason - a 'today's panchang' computed for one city and shown nationally will disagree with the local one on the days that matter.
Stage 1
The day itself
One call covers the five limbs plus sunrise and sunset for that location.
Stage 2
Windows to use and windows to avoid
Choghadiya and hora drive the 'good time to start something' widget; Rahu kaal drives the one people actually check.
Start
One key covers all of it
Every endpoint above takes the same bearer token and returns the same envelope. Free tier covers 1,000 requests / month. Pick your language in the quickstarts, or run any of these without a key in the playground.
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