v0.1.1

tdate - Thelemic Date Calculator

A fast, cross-platform command-line tool for displaying Thelemic dates, now rewritten in Rust for native performance and native CLI binaries.

What's New

• Complete Rust port of the original Python implementation
• Precise astronomical calculations for solar and lunar positions
• Automatic timezone detection based on input location
• New convenient CLI options

Features

• Display current Thelemic date with solar/lunar positions and day names
• Calculate Thelemic dates for any specific date/time and location
• Support for global locations with automatic timezone handling
• Format: ☉ in Xº Sign : ☽ in Yº Sign : dies Day : Anno Year æræ legis

Usage

# Current date (default: Las Vegas, NV)
tdate

# Specify location
tdate --location "London, UK"

# Specific date/time
tdate 2024 3 20 12 0 "New York, NY"

Installation

Download the binary for your platform and add it to your PATH.

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Thanks to @LilithXara for the original implementation and @JSKitty (plus Claude!) for the Rust port.

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tdate v0.1.0

tdate v0.1.0 - Thelemic Date Calculator

A fast, cross-platform command-line tool for displaying Thelemic dates, now rewritten in Rust for native performance and native CLI binaries.

What's New

• Complete Rust port of the original Python implementation
• Precise astronomical calculations for solar and lunar positions
• Automatic timezone detection based on input location
• New convenient CLI options

Features

• Display current Thelemic date with solar/lunar positions and day names
• Calculate Thelemic dates for any specific date/time and location
• Support for global locations with automatic timezone handling
• Format: ☉ in Xº Sign : ☽ in Yº Sign : dies Day : Anno Year æræ legis

Usage

# Current date (default: Las Vegas, NV)
tdate

# Specify location
tdate --location "London, UK"

# Specific date/time
tdate 2024 3 20 12 0 "New York, NY"

Installation

Download the binary for your platform and add it to your PATH.

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Thanks to @LilithXara for the original implementation and @JSKitty (plus Claude!) for the Rust port.

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