SEARCH ASTROLOGY API DOCS
Western Astrology
Lunar Metrics/lunar_metrics
The lunar_metrics API provides information about the Moon, including its distance from Earth and whether it is within its apogee or perigee range. The response includes the date of the measurement, whether the Moon is within its perigee range, the distance between the Moon and Earth, whether the Moon is within its apogee range, and the apogee distance between the Moon and Earth.
API Endpoint : lunar_metrics
Method : POST
https://json.astrologyapi.com/v1/lunar_metrics
Supported Languages
Guide:These languages are supported by this API. You can use them by passing Accept-Language header with a value of the language code.
Request Data
| Params | Data type | Descriptions |
day required month required year required hour required min required lat required lon required tzone required house_type | int int int int int float float float string | date of birth, eg: 10 month of birth, eg: 5 year of birth, eg: 1990 hour, eg: 19 minute, eg: 55 latitude, eg: 19.2056 longitude, eg: 25.2056 timezone, eg: 5.5 Default : "placidus" // koch/topocentric/poryphry/equal_house/whole_sign |
Response Data
{
"month": "10-5-1990",
"within_perigee_range": false,
"distance": "--",
"within_apogee_range": true,
"apogee_distance": 406431,
"moon_sign": "Scorpio",
"moon_phase": "Full Moon",
"moon_age_in_days": 15.470096481335087,
"moon_day": 16,
"moon_illumination": 99
}POST
var api = 'lunar_metrics';
var userId = '<Your User Id>';
var apiKey = '<Your Api Key>';
var language = '<Your Language>' // By default it is set to en
var data = {
day: 6,
month: 1,
year: 2000,
hour: 7,
min: 45,
lat: 19.132,
lon: 72.342,
tzone: 5.5,
};
var auth = "Basic " + new Buffer(userId + ":" + apiKey).toString("base64");
var request = $.ajax({
url: "https://json.astrologyapi.com/v1/"+api,
method: "POST",
dataType:'json',
headers: {
"authorization": auth,
"Content-Type":'application/json',
"Accept-Language": language
},
data:JSON.stringify(data)
});
request.then( function(resp){
console.log(resp);
}, function(err){
console.log(err);
});
