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Javascript Torah Reading API for Parashat HaShavua and holidays
This package includes both traditional (full kriyah) and weekday Torah readings.
Triennial Torah Readings have moved to @hebcal/triennial
$ npm install @hebcal/leyning
import {HebrewCalendar, HDate, Event} from '@hebcal/core';
import {getLeyningForParshaHaShavua, formatAliyahWithBook} from '@hebcal/leyning';
const events = HebrewCalendar.calendar({sedrot: true, noHolidays: true});
const ev = events.find((ev) => ev.getDesc() == 'Parashat Pinchas');
const reading = getLeyningForParshaHaShavua(ev, false);
console.log(`${ev.getDesc()}: ${reading.summary}`);
console.log(`Haftara: ${reading.haftara}`);
for (const [num, aliyah] of Object.entries(reading.fullkriyah)) {
const number = num == 'M' ? 'maftir' : `aliyah ${num}`;
let str = formatAliyahWithBook(aliyah);
if (reading.reason[num]) {
str += ' | ' + reading.reason[num];
}
str += ` (${aliyah.v} verses)`;
console.log(`${number}: ${str}`);
}
Array.<string>Names of the books of the Torah. BOOK[1] === 'Genesis'
stringFormats parsha as a string
anyMakes a deep copy of the src object using JSON stringify and parse
numberCalculates the number of verses in an aliyah or haftara based on
the b (begin verse), e (end verse) and k (book).
Modifies aliyah by setting the v field.
stringFormats an aliyah object like "Numbers 28:9-28:15"
stringFormats an aliyah object like "Numbers 28:9-15"
numberReturns the total number of verses in an array of Aliyah (or haftarah) objects
Array.<Aliyah>Summarizes an AliyotMap by collapsing all adjacent aliyot.
Finds any non-overlapping parts (e.g. special 7th aliyah or maftir)
stringReturns a string representation of the leyning parts.
Separate verse ranges read from the same book are separated
by commas, e.g. Isaiah 6:1-7:6, 9:5-6.
Verse ranges from different books are separated by semicolons,
e.g. Genesis 21:1-34; Numbers 29:1-6.
stringMakes a summary of the leyning, like "Genesis 6:9-11:32"
booleanIs there a special festival Torah Reading for holiday?
anyReturns the raw metadata for festival reading for holiday
stringBased on the event date, type and title, finds the relevant leyning key
SpecialReadingDetermines if the regular parashat haShavua coincides with an event that requires a special maftir or Haftara (for example Shabbat HaGadol, Shabbat Chanukah, Rosh Chodesh or Machar Chodesh, etc.).
This function does not modify aliyot. Instead, it returns a deep copy
with aliyot['M'] replaced and sets reason.M
(and in some cases the 6th and 7th aliyah, setting reason['7']).
If a special Haftarah applies, the result will have a haft property
pointing to Haftarah object and sets reason.haftara.
LeyningLooks up leyning for a given holiday key. Key should be an (untranslated) string used in holiday-readings.json. Returns some of full kriyah aliyot, special Maftir, special Haftarah
LeyningLooks up leyning for a given holiday. Returns some of full kriyah aliyot, special Maftir, special Haftarah
LeyningNamesTransliterated English and Hebrew names of this parsha
Object.<string, Aliyah>Looks up Monday/Thursday aliyot for a regular parsha
LeyningLooks up regular leyning for a weekly parsha with no special readings
LeyningLooks up leyning for a regular Shabbat parsha, including any special maftir or Haftara.
ParshaMetaReturns the parsha metadata
Leyning | Array.<Leyning>Looks up leyning for a regular Shabbat, Monday/Thursday weekday or holiday.
If hdate coincides with a holiday that has Torah reading, returns the
reading for that day (see getLeyningForHoliday)
Otherwise, if hdate is a Saturday, returns getLeyningForParshaHaShavua
Otherwise, if hdate is a Monday or Thursday, returns Leyning for the
Parashat haShavua, containing only the weekday aliyot (no fullkriyah).
Otherwise, returns undefined.
Formats reading for CSV
ObjectRepresents an aliyah
ObjectLeyning for a parsha hashavua or holiday
ObjectName of the parsha hashavua or holiday
ObjectLeyning for a parsha hashavua or holiday
ObjectParsha metadata
Array.<string>Names of the books of the Torah. BOOK[1] === 'Genesis'
Kind: global constant
Read only: true
stringFormats parsha as a string
Kind: global function
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| parsha | string | Array.<string> | untranslated name like 'Pinchas' or ['Pinchas'] or ['Matot','Masei'] |
anyMakes a deep copy of the src object using JSON stringify and parse
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| src | any |
numberCalculates the number of verses in an aliyah or haftara based on
the b (begin verse), e (end verse) and k (book).
Modifies aliyah by setting the v field.
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| aliyah | Aliyah |
stringFormats an aliyah object like "Numbers 28:9-28:15"
Kind: global function
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| a | Aliyah | aliyah |
stringFormats an aliyah object like "Numbers 28:9-15"
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| aliyah | Aliyah |
| showBook | boolean |
numberReturns the total number of verses in an array of Aliyah (or haftarah) objects
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| aliyot | Aliyah | Array.<Aliyah> |
Array.<Aliyah>Summarizes an AliyotMap by collapsing all adjacent aliyot.
Finds any non-overlapping parts (e.g. special 7th aliyah or maftir)
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| aliyot | Object.<string, Aliyah> |
stringReturns a string representation of the leyning parts.
Separate verse ranges read from the same book are separated
by commas, e.g. Isaiah 6:1-7:6, 9:5-6.
Verse ranges from different books are separated by semicolons,
e.g. Genesis 21:1-34; Numbers 29:1-6.
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| parts | Aliyah | Array.<Aliyah> |
stringMakes a summary of the leyning, like "Genesis 6:9-11:32"
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| aliyot | Object.<string, Aliyah> |
booleanIs there a special festival Torah Reading for holiday?
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| holiday | string |
anyReturns the raw metadata for festival reading for holiday
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| holiday | string |
stringBased on the event date, type and title, finds the relevant leyning key
Kind: global function
Returns: string - key to look up in holiday-reading.json
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ev | Event | event | |
| [il] | boolean | false | true if Israel holiday scheme |
SpecialReadingDetermines if the regular parashat haShavua coincides with an event that requires a special maftir or Haftara (for example Shabbat HaGadol, Shabbat Chanukah, Rosh Chodesh or Machar Chodesh, etc.).
This function does not modify aliyot. Instead, it returns a deep copy
with aliyot['M'] replaced and sets reason.M
(and in some cases the 6th and 7th aliyah, setting reason['7']).
If a special Haftarah applies, the result will have a haft property
pointing to Haftarah object and sets reason.haftara.
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| parsha | Array.<string> |
| hd | HDate |
| il | boolean |
| aliyot | Object.<string, Aliyah> |
LeyningLooks up leyning for a given holiday key. Key should be an (untranslated) string used in holiday-readings.json. Returns some of full kriyah aliyot, special Maftir, special Haftarah
Kind: global function
Returns: Leyning - map of aliyot
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| key | string | name from holiday-readings.json to find |
| [cholHaMoedDay] | number | |
| [il] | boolean |
LeyningLooks up leyning for a given holiday. Returns some of full kriyah aliyot, special Maftir, special Haftarah
Kind: global function
Returns: Leyning - map of aliyot
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ev | Event | the Hebcal event associated with this leyning | |
| [il] | boolean | false | true if Israel holiday scheme |
LeyningNamesTransliterated English and Hebrew names of this parsha
Kind: global function
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| parsha | string | Array.<string> | untranslated name like 'Pinchas' or ['Pinchas'] or ['Matot','Masei'] |
Object.<string, Aliyah>Looks up Monday/Thursday aliyot for a regular parsha
Kind: global function
Returns: Object.<string, Aliyah> - map of aliyot
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| parsha | string | Array.<string> | untranslated name like 'Pinchas' or ['Pinchas'] or ['Matot','Masei'] |
LeyningLooks up regular leyning for a weekly parsha with no special readings
Kind: global function
Returns: Leyning - map of aliyot
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| parsha | string | Array.<string> | untranslated name like 'Pinchas' or ['Pinchas'] or ['Matot','Masei'] |
LeyningLooks up leyning for a regular Shabbat parsha, including any special maftir or Haftara.
Kind: global function
Returns: Leyning - map of aliyot
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ev | Event | the Hebcal event associated with this leyning | |
| [il] | boolean | false | in Israel |
ParshaMetaReturns the parsha metadata
Kind: global function
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| parsha | string | Array.<string> | untranslated name like 'Pinchas' or ['Pinchas'] or ['Matot','Masei'] |
Leyning | Array.<Leyning>Looks up leyning for a regular Shabbat, Monday/Thursday weekday or holiday.
If hdate coincides with a holiday that has Torah reading, returns the
reading for that day (see getLeyningForHoliday)
Otherwise, if hdate is a Saturday, returns getLeyningForParshaHaShavua
Otherwise, if hdate is a Monday or Thursday, returns Leyning for the
Parashat haShavua, containing only the weekday aliyot (no fullkriyah).
Otherwise, returns undefined.
Kind: global function
Returns: Leyning | Array.<Leyning> - map of aliyot
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| hdate | HDate | Hebrew Date | |
| il | boolean | in Israel | |
| [wantarray] | boolean | false | to return an array of 0 or more readings |
Formats reading for CSV
Kind: global function
| Param | Type |
|---|---|
| stream | fs.WriteStream |
| ev | Event |
| reading | Leyning |
| il | boolean |
| isParsha | boolean |
ObjectRepresents an aliyah
Kind: global typedef
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| k | string | Book (e.g. "Numbers") |
| b | string | beginning verse (e.g. "28:9") |
| e | string | ending verse (e.g. "28:15") |
| [v] | number | number of verses |
| [p] | number | parsha number (1=Bereshit, 54=Vezot HaBracha) |
ObjectLeyning for a parsha hashavua or holiday
Kind: global typedef
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| aliyot | Object.<string, Aliyah> | Map of aliyot 1 through 7 plus M for maftir |
| [reason] | Object.<string, string> | Explanations for special readings, keyed by aliyah number, M for maftir or haftara for Haftarah |
| haft | Aliyah | Array.<Aliyah> | Haftarah object(s) |
| seph | Aliyah | Array.<Aliyah> | Haftarah object(s) |
ObjectName of the parsha hashavua or holiday
Kind: global typedef
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| en | string | English |
| he | string | Hebrew (with nikud) |
ObjectLeyning for a parsha hashavua or holiday
Kind: global typedef
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | LeyningNames | |
| [parsha] | Array.<string> | An array of either 1 (regular) or 2 (doubled parsha). undefined for holiday readings |
| [parshaNum] | number | Array.<number> | 1 for Bereshit, 2 for Noach, etc. undefined for holiday readings |
| summary | string | Such as Genesis 1:1 - 6:8 |
| haft | Aliyah | Array.<Aliyah> | Haftarah object(s) |
| haftara | string | Haftarah, such as Isaiah 42:5 – 43:11 |
| [haftaraNumV] | number | Number of verses in the Haftarah |
| [seph] | Aliyah | Array.<Aliyah> | Haftarah object(s) for Sephardim |
| [sephardic] | string | Haftarah for Sephardim, such as Isaiah 42:5 - 42:21 |
| [sephardicNumV] | number | Number of verses in the Haftarah for Sephardim |
| fullkriyah | Object.<string, Aliyah> | Map of aliyot 1 through 7 plus M for maftir |
| [weekday] | Object.<string, Aliyah> | Optional map of weekday Torah Readings aliyot 1 through 3 for Monday and Thursday |
| [reason] | Object.<string, string> | Explanations for special readings, keyed by aliyah number, M for maftir or haftara for Haftarah |
| [megillah] | Object.<string, Aliyah> | Optional map of megillah reading. Song of Songs is read on the sabbath of Passover week, the Book of Ruth on Shavuot, Lamentations on Tisha be-Av, Ecclesiastes on the sabbath of the week of Sukkoth, and the Book of Esther on Purim. |
ObjectParsha metadata
Kind: global typedef
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| num | number | 1 for Bereshit, 2 for Noach, etc. undefined for holiday readings |
| hebrew | string | parsha name in Hebrew with niqud |
| book | number | 1 for Genesis, 2 for Exodus, 5 for Deuteronomy |
| haft | Aliyah | Array.<Aliyah> | Haftarah object(s) |
| [seph] | Aliyah | Array.<Aliyah> | Haftarah object(s) for Sephardim |
| fullkriyah | Object.<string, Array.<string>> | Map of aliyot 1 through 7 plus M for maftir |
| weekday | Object.<string, Array.<string>> | Map of weekday Torah Readings aliyot 1 through 3 for Monday and Thursday |
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Torah Reading API for Parashat HaShavua and holidays
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