VedAstro 1.22.0

An open source Python library for advanced astronomical calculations like planet longitude, house sign, shadbala, etc...

✨ Vedic Astrology in Python

🗺️ What can this do?

Easily code complex vedic astrology math and logic. A powerful tool for astronomical calculations and data analysis. It provides a collection of functions and classes to perform various astronomical calculations, such as celestial object positions, time conversions, coordinate transformations, and more.

🏎️ Quick Start

Step 1: Download and install .NET 7 Runtime (How?)

Step 2: Run pip install vedastro

Step 3: Do astro calculation in less than 10 lines

from vedastro import * 

#PART 1 : PREPARE NEEDED DATA
#-----------------------------------

# set birth location
geolocation = GeoLocation("Tokyo, Japan", 139.83, 35.65)

# group all birth time data together (day/month/year)
birth_time = Time("23:40 31/12/2010 +08:00", geolocation)

#PART 2 : CALCULATE ALL DATA
#-----------------------------------

#PLANETS
allPlanetDataList = Calculate.AllPlanetData(PlanetName.Sun, birth_time)
Tools.Print(allPlanetDataList)

#HOUSES
allHouseDataList = Calculate.AllHouseData(HouseName.House1, birth_time)
Tools.Print(allHouseDataList)

#ZODIAC SIGNS
allZodiacDataList = Calculate.AllZodiacSignData(ZodiacName.Gemini, birth_time)
Tools.Print(allZodiacDataList)

⚙️ How it works

Coded & compiled in C# for maximum CPU computation efficency and speed, then wrapped in Python .NET Core CLR wrapper. Can be run in Linux, Windows & Mac OS.

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.NET 7 Download & Install

Download .NET 7 for Windows

Download .NET 7 for Ubuntu

sudo apt-get update && \
sudo apt-get install -y dotnet-sdk-7.0

DESIGN NOTES

• Vedastro Lib code is compiled into VedAstro.dll (Release always) and injected into this python code base
• All calls needing location data both local or production python server, will contact Live vedastro API server
• custom 3rd party API keys not supported as in C# version

Contributing

Contributions to VedAstro Python are welcome! If you find a bug, have a feature request, or want to contribute code, please open an issue or submit a pull request. Make sure to read our contribution guidelines before getting started.

License

VedAstro Python is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.