The Rosary Api is a web API for rosary prayer data. It is described as being for developers, and it returns JSON responses for prayer-related requests made over HTTP or HTTPS without authentication.
Its endpoints include today, yesterday, and tomorrow prayers, as well as prayers for each day of the week. The API also serves prayers by date through /v1/date/:MMDDYY, and it provides joyful, glorious, sorrowful, and luminous rosary prayers. Additional endpoints return a random rosary prayer from any day in the year, a list of the year’s rosary prayers, and novena prayers, including /v1/novena, /v1/novena/:MMDDYY, and /v1/54daynovena. The site presents a JavaScript fetch example that calls /v1/today and parses the JSON response.
Access is shown through the base URL https://the-rosary-api.vercel.app/{endpoint}. The FAQ states that the API may be used for anything as long as it is non-commercial, that mention of The Rosary Api on a website or application is optional, and that there are no usage limits so long as the service is not abused. The page also says the project is by Eric Kouassi.
Therosaryapi is an API design, testing & docs project. Allowing developers to programmatically access rosary prayer data via a public API. Therosaryapi is an open-source project aimed at developers building religious or prayer-related apps. Therosaryapi is free to use. Therosaryapi is available on the web and API.
Key capabilities include prayer data endpoints, no authentication, and multiple endpoints. It exposes integrations via a public API.
Summary written by a language model from the project’s public pages.
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