TorahReading (Hebrew Calendar API)

java.lang.Object
- net.hebrewcalendar.learning.TorahReading

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public final class TorahReading
extends Object
```
What is read from the Torah on a given day.
Distinct from Chumash, which gives the daily portion a person learns through the week. This is what is read from the scroll: the aliyot and the maftir.
Verified against opentorah's own answers — see ReadingsAgainstOpentorahTest and the fixture it reads.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type	Class	Description
`static class`	`TorahReading.Result`	The day's reading: its aliyot in order, and the maftir if there is one.
`static class`	`TorahReading.Slot`	When in the day a reading is read.
`static class`	`TorahReading.Span`	One span of Chumash: an aliyah, or the maftir.

Method Summary

All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`static TorahReading.Result`	`forDate(LocalDate date, Custom custom, boolean inIsrael)`	The Shabbat morning Torah reading for this date, or null if the date is not a Shabbat with a weekly parsha.
`static List<TorahReading.Result>`	`forDay(LocalDate date, Custom custom, boolean inIsrael)`	Every Torah reading that falls on this date, in the order they are read.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Method Detail
  - forDate
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public static TorahReading.Result forDate(LocalDate date,
                                          Custom custom,
                                          boolean inIsrael)
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    The Shabbat morning Torah reading for this date, or null if the date is not a Shabbat with a weekly parsha.
    Its seven aliyot, with the maftir at its tail, and the special days that displace one or both. For anything else -- a festival, a weekday, the afternoon -- use forDay(java.time.LocalDate, net.hebrewcalendar.data.Custom, boolean).
  - forDay
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public static List<TorahReading.Result> forDay(LocalDate date,
                                               Custom custom,
                                               boolean inIsrael)
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    Every Torah reading that falls on this date, in the order they are read.
    
    Shabbat morning -- the week's parsha in seven aliyot and a maftir, or the reading of a festival that has taken the day
    a festival or fast on a weekday -- its own reading
    Rosh Chodesh, and the weekdays of Chanukah -- theirs
    Shabbat Mincha, and Monday and Thursday morning where nothing else claims them -- the first three aliyot of the parsha of the Shabbat ahead
    Yom Kippur and the fasts -- an afternoon reading as well