LunarDay from Javascript

Usage

• include lunardayjs into build.gradle

// need a constructor parameter, it's a invisible webView.
new LunarJS(webView).lunarDays(
        date,
        50,
        30,
        new LunarJS.LunarDayCallback() {
            public void onResultReceived(List<LunarDay> results) {
                viewModel.lunarDay.setValue(results);
                System.out.println(results);
            }
        }
);

To use it is pretty straighforward. Initiate the LunarJS constructor using an invisible webView. Then call the lunarDays method.

Parameters:

• date. It's either date string with the yyyy-MM-dd format, or a Date object
• latitude integer
• longitude integer
• callback, LunarJS.LunarDayCallback object. Nullable.

How to change the javascript file

the javascript file is under folder lunardayjs/src/main/assets/. What I do is with version from github is:

• make the lunarDays function visible through window
• compile it using browserify
• create result converter, to make the parsing process easy.
• copy the files into that folder

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