apod-api VS obsidian-custom-js

Processing a single APOD is one thing, but the end goal is to process all of them. The cleanest way to group batches of days was by month. As the apod-api supports start_date and end_date parameters to support this, I just used the first and last days of the month for these parameters.

Thanks, yep I built a Rust util to process them & store color information in a db. apod-api was useful to avoid scraping though! https://github.com/nasa/apod-api

There's the official Python API for APOD: https://github.com/nasa/apod-api

I would appreciate any information APOD: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/archivepix.html API: https://github.com/nasa/apod-api https://api.nasa.gov

'Hello world!' NASA API is great, stable and full of goodies! https://api.nasa.gov/ Furthermore, the API's code is open-source, so it even might be useful source for API builders. https://github.com/nasa/apod-api

Not entirely sure if it, but I guess dataview's engine is filtering .md only. Maybe you can try to use the node.js "fs" module with https://github.com/SamLewis0602/obsidian-custom-js

Check out the CustomJS plugin as allows you to define your own functions elsewhere and use/re-use them from dataview JS by just deconstructing the API with a one-liner so your notes don't have to have to have huge code blocks and you don't need to copy/paste repeated functionality.

You can sign up to the API, And with the resulting url make a JS call and display the image, Either by dataviewJS (my preferred method) or by https://github.com/samlewis0602/obsidian-custom-js (never tried it, but it looks like it works)