Luke 17:10

[in-Load]

Your work to create and contribute to this application is worthy of admiration and sincere thanks! I do not speak English well so please excuse my mistakes, but I would like to ask for your help please on some of the application's functions, it is on technical aspects, for example :

• on how you retrieve the different topics of the mwb week after week?
• the songs? the speech titles? Do you enter them all manually?

Thank you again for this work! I am sure that your work helps many congregations.

[ux-git]

Thanks @in-Load for your kind words! We’re glad to have the opportunity to develop this app and share it with others.

• The midweek meeting materials are automatically fetched from jw.org using a dedicated tool called Meeting Schedules Parser
• Talks and songs are also fetched automatically, but they require a manual initialization on our side.

Best regards, and thank you for your interest in Organized!

[rhahao]

@in-Load: as stated above, the npm package is used to get the source materials from jw.org epub or jwpub files. To reduce the load on the main server API and the Organized app itself, we use another server dedicated only for fetching the source materials at api-source-materials.sws2apps.com or source-materials.organized-app.com.

Here are the steps:

• Determine the EPUB/JWPUB url using jw.org api.
• Provide this url as input to the meeting-schedules-parser package.

Thank you.

[in-Load]

Thanks for your answers. Ah, so we can't directly retrieve the content in .json from the jw.org or wol.jw.org website?! Well... I'll see how to retrieve the jwpub via the jw.org API. If I have a problem, I can get back to you?

[rhahao]

@in-Load: on wol, there is actually an endpoint where you can get dated content, and then you have to parse the data. For example, https://wol.jw.org/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/{year}/{month}/{date}. Parsing individual dated content is not supported with the meeting-schedules-parser package. So, if you want to use the package we created, then you need to get the file url. And if you need help with that, just let us know. Thank you.

[in-Load]

ok thanks, I'll try to look at this more closely. after I admit that what I would have liked is above all to succeed in having access to the json of the APIs to have the content of the mwb, Watchtower and bible... Because in fact going through the URLs, it's sure that it remains the basis, but for example on a small javascript script, the fetch() will not necessarily work...

besides what can I refer to to know that the r1 = lp-e = English ?

[rhahao]

The rsconf (r1 for English), and lib (lp-e for English), you need to get and find them on the wol website. You can click the language selector and get the values you need.
Thank you.