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How to use the Panchang demo

Explore Panchang calculations for a chosen date, time, timezone and location.

How to use the form

Date sets the civil date used for calculations.

Time is used by moment-based views like /moment and /janmarashi.

Timezone controls how sunrise, moon events, and calendar dates are interpreted.

Latitude, longitude, and elevation affect solar and lunar results.

/day — sunrise-based daily Panchang. /moment — Panchang for one exact instant. /calendar — Hindu calendar summary. /muhurta — daytime muhurtas derived from sunrise and sunset. /electional — electional astrology checks available in the package.

Open API Docs to browse the test endpoints.

If you are signed in, open API Keys to generate a personal key.

/api lists the available API routes.

/api/examples returns sample URLs for the current form values.

The API expects the X-API-KEY header when protection is enabled.

If a page shows unavailable data, check whether the package supports that feature in your installed version.

Use the same date and timezone across pages when comparing outputs.

For debugging, the API endpoints are easier to inspect than the HTML views.