Shabbat Times
Trusted75/100Access Jewish calendar data and Shabbat times via Hebcal API. Use when building apps with Shabbat times, Jewish holidays, Hebrew dates, or Zmanim. Triggers on Shabbat times, Hebcal, Jewish calendar, Hebrew date, Zmanim.
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Developers building apps with Shabbat times, Hebrew dates, or Jewish holidays need a reliable, free, documented data source. This skill wraps the public Hebcal API and provides ready JSON examples for fetching candle lighting, havdalah, parasha, holidays, and date conversion.
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When to Apply
- Showing candle lighting and havdalah by city or coordinates
- Converting a Gregorian date to a Hebrew date in an app
- Displaying weekly parasha, holidays, or Rosh Chodesh in a calendar
- Building Shabbat reminders or notifications
- Fetching Hebrew calendar data by year or month range
Try These Prompts
Fetch candle lighting and havdalah times for this coming Shabbat in Tel Aviv and display them.
Convert the date January 15, 2025 to its Hebrew equivalent and return the formatted string.
Build me a list of all major holidays and weekly parshiot for 2025, each with the Gregorian and Hebrew date.
Create a React hook called useShabbatTimes that takes a geonameid and returns candle lighting, havdalah, and parasha.
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