Meat & Right is a tool for Eastern Orthodox Christians (primarily those from the Orthodox Church of America, or OCA) to check what the typical fast requirements are on a daily basis. It pulls its information from the Orthodox Calendar API, created by @brianglass.
In no particular order, features planned for Meat & Right include:
- a monthly calendar view
- ability to toggle between "New Calendar" (Gregorian) and "Old Calendar" (Julian) fasting dates (included in the Orthocal API)
- recipe ideas to match with different fasting requirements
- customizable push notifications to alert users of upcoming fasts &/or feasts
- fast customization for anyone practicing different fasts on the same calendar
- ability to toggle between different church fasting calendars (this may require finding different APIs)
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In the project directory, you can run:
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