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Saturday, August 3, 2013

Coding the Liturgical Calendar

Posted on 1:14 PM by Unknown
For a long time, I've wanted to integrate the Roman Breviary into a couple of projects (nothing public) but have never been able to find a suitable calendar, breviary or psalter implementation.  So I wrote one in python.  It requires the `dateutil` package, but other than that its standard python.  My principle use of this is going to be to create a JSON interface to get the current office, season, feast-day and reading from the 1962 Liturgical calendar.  I am working on a "modern" liturgical calendar, its just not my priority right now. 
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