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pi-masjidly-prayer-times

v0.1.3

Published

4 days ago

Pi extension showing configurable mosque Adhan and Iqamah times in the footer.

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pi-package pi pi-coding-agent prayer-times adhan iqamah mosque

pi-masjidly-prayer-times

Current prayer highlighted in the Pi footer

Pi extension that shows today's mosque prayer times beneath the editor.

Prayer data comes from Masjidly and includes mosques across multiple countries and cities.

Install

pi install npm:pi-masjidly-prayer-times

Or from GitHub:

pi install git:github.com/mwijanarko1/pi-prayer-times

Then run /reload or restart Pi.

Configure

Run:

/prayer-settings

Choose:

Country
City
Mosque
Adhan only or Adhan and Iqamah

The default is Muslim Welfare House Sheffield with Adhan-only times.

Settings are stored in:

~/.pi/agent/pi-prayer-times.json

Footer examples

Adhan only:

Prayer: Fajr 03:46 · Dhuhr 13:12 · Asr 17:34 · Maghrib 21:30 · Isha 22:36

Adhan and Iqamah:

Fajr 03:46/04:00 · Dhuhr 13:12/13:30 · Asr 17:34/18:15 · Maghrib 21:30/21:30 · Isha 22:36/22:36

The upcoming prayer is highlighted using the mosque's Iqamah schedule. Times refresh when Pi starts, on each turn, and after midnight in the selected mosque's timezone.

Development

bun test
npm pack --dry-run
pi -e /absolute/path/to/pi-prayer-times

Data attribution

Prayer timetable data: Masjidly.

License

MIT