Hi,

I am building a Garmin hebrew calendar implementation. I will include the below credits for some of the code that helped me. Would you also want me to put the Monkey C code into your repository, or is the credit enough? I have no probelm sharing, but functionality is limited by watch capabilities right now.

This implementation is using code based on the HebCal (https://www.hebcal.com) APIs.
While I do not call their API directly, I have used their source code (https://hebcal.github.io/api/hdate/modules.html) to help build some of my functionality.
The use of such code is based on CC BY 4.0 International License, and does not imply endorsement from HebCal.

This is awesome! However, I was wondering: Does this calculator make adjustments for years before Hillel II when the calendar was different, and/or before the change in the years which used to track time since the Exodus rather than from Creation?

I am trying to implement the returnd of info using Yahrzeti + Anniversary REST API.   I am coding in Javascript in an HTML page so I have modified the code to use  a FETCH in an aynchronous funciion  with POST and other typical parameters.  Howver I encounter an CORS error for cross platform issues.   THe web page is embedded into a page available for inserted web pages on an application site so I have no control of the site or parts of the page outside the section I am adding.  The chorme defugger lists the following when it tries to do the fetch . 

A cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) request was blocked because of invalid or missing response headers of the request or the associated preflight request.  To fix this issue, ensure the response to the CORS request and/or the associated preflight request are not missing headers and use valid header values.  Note that if an opaque response is sufficient, the request's mode can be set to no-cors to fetch the resource with CORS disabled; that way CORS headers are not required but the response content is inaccessible (opaque).

1 request
Request Status Preflight Request (if problematic) Header Problem Invalid Value (if available)

yahrzeit blocked Access-Control-Allow-Origin Missing Header clude'

I am somewhat out of my league on this one.   I have successfully loaded the HebCal Yz form that returns an observatin date from values entered on the form.  Just dumped the code into a section of my blank HTML code section with the Hebcal HTML and it worked.  But inserting equivalent  JS to the CURL  calls does not.  Anyone who has implemented this type of API cal for JavaScxript on a web page please respond.

We have a community minyan and want to build a database as described in the Header.

So I don't have to reinvent the wheel perhaps the methodology is available.

I want some sort of login protection and the capability for individuals to add and edit their dagtes

added the calendar to my outlook but the fasting days are not included

I wanted to share the Oct 2024 calendar with my boss to show the Yom Tov dates. If you click on sukkot it says Yom Tov is like the sabbath and “work” is not permitted.  Please include that statement for when you click on EACH one of the Yom tovim.

I wanted to know if 5785 is a leap year. 

I tried checking the first double portion to see if it was doubled. It was on March 22. But, then if I select Vayakhel as in a leap year, it comes up on the 22 of March, and Pekudei comes up on the 29th. I can't figure out which is correct.

The weekday diaspora 5785 spreadsheet inaccurately shows Breishit as the weekday reading for the week between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, when it should be Vezot Habracha. It is also unclear as a result of this what the Monday reading before Sukkot should be. Please fix this, our daily minyan depends on this amazing tool!