Optionaladdprint the Hebrew date for the entire date range
Optionaladdprint the Hebrew date for dates with some events
Optionalashkenaziuse Ashkenazi transliterations for event titles (default Sephardi transliterations)
Optionalbehabinclude BeHaB fast days on Monday, Thursday and Monday after Pesach and Sukkot (default false).
Optionalcandlelightingcalculate candle-lighting and havdalah times
Optionalcandleminutes before sundown to light candles. Defaults to 18 minutes in the Diaspora and 20 minutes in Israel (40 minutes for Jerusalem, 30 minutes for Haifa and Zikhron Ya'akov).
Optionaldailymap of options to enable daily study calendars
such as dafYomi, mishnaYomi, nachYomi with value true. For yerushalmi
the value should be a number for edition (1 for Vilna, 2 for Schottenstein).
Optionalenduse specific end date (requires start date)
Optionalfastdegrees for solar depression for the end of minor fasts.
When set to a nonzero value, minor fasts (including Yom Kippur Katan) end at
this many degrees below the horizon. Commonly-used values include 7.083
degrees for 3 medium-sized stars and 6.45 degrees, as calculated by
Rabbi Yechiel Michel Tucazinsky. Mutually exclusive with fastEndMins.
If neither is specified, minor fasts end at 7.083 degrees in the Diaspora,
or 15 minutes after sunset in Israel (Rabbi Deblitzky's practice).
Note: Tish'a B'Av always ends at 6.45 degrees and is not affected by this option.
Optionalfastminutes after sunset for the end of minor fasts.
When set to a nonzero value, minor fasts (including Yom Kippur Katan) end
this many minutes after sunset. Mutually exclusive with fastEndDeg.
Note: Tish'a B'Av always ends at 6.45 degrees and is not affected by this option.
Optionalhavdalahdegrees for solar depression for Havdalah.
Default is 8.5 degrees for 3 small stars. use 7.083 degrees for 3 medium-sized stars.
If 0, Havdalah times are suppressed.
Optionalhavdalahminutes after sundown for Havdalah (typical values are 42, 50, or 72).
If undefined (the default), calculate Havdalah according to Tzeit Hakochavim -
Nightfall (the point when 3 small stars are observable in the night time sky with
the naked eye). If 0, Havdalah times are suppressed.
Optionalhour12Whether to use 12-hour time (as opposed to 24-hour time).
Possible values are true and false; the default is locale dependent.
OptionalilIsraeli holiday and sedra schedule
Optionalisto interpret year as Hebrew year
Optionallocaletranslate event titles according to a locale
Default value is en, also built-in are he and ashkenazi.
Additional locales (such as ru or fr) are provided by the
@hebcal/locales package
Optionallocationlatitude/longitude/tzid used for candle-lighting
Optionalmaskuse bitmask from flags to filter events
Optionalmoladinclude event announcing the molad
OptionalmonthGregorian or Hebrew month (to filter results to a single month)
Optionalnosuppress regular holidays
Optionalnosuppress minor fasts
Optionalnosuppress modern holidays
Optionalnosuppress Rosh Chodesh
Optionalnosuppress Special Shabbat
Optionalnumgenerate calendar for multiple years (default 1, maximum 2000)
Optionalomerinclude Days of the Omer
Optionalsedrotcalculate Parashat HaShavua on Saturdays
Optionalshabbatadd Shabbat Mevarchim
Optionalstartuse specific start date (requires end date)
Optionaluseuse elevation for calculations (default false).
If true, use elevation to affect the calculation of all sunrise/sunset based zmanim.
Note: there are some zmanim such as degree-based zmanim that are driven by the amount
of light in the sky and are not impacted by elevation.
These zmanim intentionally do not support elevation adjustment.
OptionalyearGregorian or Hebrew year
OptionalyizkorYizkor (Hebrew: יִזְכּוֹר) is an Ashkenazi Jewish memorial prayer service for the dead. Yizkor is recited in synagogue as part of the service during four holidays each year:
Optionalyominclude Yom Kippur Katan (default false).
יוֹם כִּפּוּר קָטָן is a minor day of atonement occurring monthly on the day preceeding each Rosh Chodesh.
Yom Kippur Katan is omitted in Elul (on the day before Rosh Hashanah),
Tishrei (Yom Kippur has just passed), Kislev (due to Chanukah)
and Nisan (fasting not permitted during Nisan).
When Rosh Chodesh occurs on Shabbat or Sunday, Yom Kippur Katan is observed on the preceding Thursday.
See Wikipedia Yom Kippur Katan practices
Options to configure which events are returned