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CSV or JSON

1.0 Rosary Database

There are two database file types.

  • A CSV database featuring English quotations
  • A JSON version featuring Latin quotations.

2.0 CSV

2.1 The CSV is a multi file database.

  • Developed for use on Win10 and Linux
  • Contains English translations

2.1 Data Structures limitation ( feast.csv )

  • Feast database must be within 100 records long.
    • Number of feast days <= 100
    • feast_t feast_dbArray[100];
  • Each record needs to be within 100 chars long
    • csvToStruct_feast( feast_db_struct, 100, filePath );

2.2 User Defined Feast Days

  • I made a standalone CSV file for static feast days.
    • Note: Feast days that designate the Liturgical calendar are embedded into the code. Adding those days are redundant.
  • The user may add their own additional days.
  • Edit the printf-time/database/csv/feast.csv file.
    • Note: January starts at month 0, not 1.

3.0 JSON

3.1 The JSON is a one file database.

  • Developed for use on a Linux OS
  • Contains Latin translations
  • Requires: json-c from the Debian repos or manually install from Github.

3.2 Install json-c

## Install json-c on Debian Linux
sudo apt install -y build-essential gcc libgtk-3-dev libjson-c-dev libjson-c-doc

Feast Day Research

Some links used to look up the feast day for different saints.