Celestial-Forecast: Human Design Transits Tracker

Celestial-Forecast is an open-source Electron app for tracking transits in the Human Design System. Monitor planetary movements and gate activations with real-time notifications for line changes. Perfect for Human Design enthusiasts, astrologers, and cosmic explorers, this app runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Celestial-Forecast Screenshot - https://ibb.co/9H879TWp Track Human Design transits with an intuitive interface.

✨ Features

• Real-Time Transit Tracking: Stay updated on Human Design gate and line transits with precise timing.
• System Notifications: Receive alerts when lines change, with customizable notification sounds. See example -- https://ibb.co/V0NDL51g.
• Cross-Platform: Compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Open-Source: Free to use, modify, and contribute to under the MIT License.
• Custom Builds: Generate DMG or EXE installers for easy distribution.

🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Node.js: Install Node.js (includes npm) from nodejs.org.

Installation

1. Download Celestial-Forecast:

   • Click the green "CODE" button on the GitHub repository and select "Download ZIP".
   • Or clone the repository:

     git clone https://github.com/tutucea/maya-forecast.git

2. Navigate to the Project Folder:

   • Open a terminal (or Command Prompt on Windows) and navigate to the project directory:

     cd celestial-forecast

     Note: Replace celestial-forecast with the actual folder name if different.

3. Install Dependencies:

   • Run the following command to install required packages (ignore any deprecated warnings):

     npm install

4. Start the Application:

   • Launch the app with:

     npm start

5. Optional: Build a DMG/EXE:

   • To create an installer, run:

     npm run dist

     or

     npm run build

   • Find the DMG (macOS) or EXE (Windows) in the dist or build folder and install it.

6. Planet Data: To pull data for the planet simply click on the symbol of the planet (eg. ☉ or ☽ )With local time, UTC and a few others( this can be customized where you can add your preference by editing "schedule-popup.html"). Type this if you simply updating only the new files for timezones to work correctly.

   npm install luxon

   https://ibb.co/LD8mXJ7J

7. Accuracy

Please let me know if you see any discrepancies but before check this Swiss Ephemeris - Swetest or JPL Horizons

Linux (Ubuntu) Users

If you see a chrome-sandbox error (e.g., this error), run this before npm start:

cd node_modules/electron/dist/
sudo chown root chrome-sandbox && sudo chmod 4755 chrome-sandbox

Notes

If you wish to change the notification sound, create a folder named "sounds" inside the directory where all the files are located, and place a file named notification.mp3 inside it. You can also use your own notification sound—just make sure to name it notification.mp3.

Every time you want to run the program, open a terminal and navigate to the project directory:

cd /celestial-forecast
npm start

I do update the look once in a while also I will update the dates and times for all the crossings when they are about to expire. Gate 30 line 2(direct) and 30.1(retrograde) had the wrong longitude .. now fixed

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