Brad Parbs

Dolly

A WordPress plugin to make sure Hello Dolly stays deactivated.

sarahphp1

Inspired by Hello Dolly, this plugin works as a reminder of which constellation/star is visible for the current month. 
It shows information about the 88 officially recognized constellations by the International Astronomical Union (IAU). 
If a constellation has one of the 28 brightest stars, the line shown is designated with an ‘*’. 
It is a nice reminder for astronomy amateur developers like myself who wants to be reminded of the constellations and stars that are most visible in a given month. 
You can view Nasa’s Picture of the Day, control the color of text and background in the ‘Hello Star’ settings page under “Settings” menu.
I am using NASA API demo_key for retrieving the daily Picture of the Day (apod) image. The demo key has a very low rate limits, if you want to keep apod, I recommend you get your own API key as described here: 
https://api.nasa.gov/api.html#demo_key-rate-limits
For suggestions to make this plugin any better, you can find me on twitter at (http://twitter.com/sarahphp1).
Credits: 
* Most of the information used in this plugin were taken from Chris Dolan’s website: http://www.astro.wisc.edu/~dolan/constellations/ 
* and Wikipedia. 
* Picture of the Day: Nasa apod API: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html

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