Review "Azan Islamic Prayer Times" version 1

Review of "Azan Islamic Prayer Times" version 1

Details Page Preview

Azan Islamic Prayer Times

Azan is an Islamic prayer times extension for Gnome Shell. Features - List 5 prayer times + other necessary times in Islam (Imsak, Sunrise, Sunset, Midnight). - Show remaining time for the upcoming prayer. - Show current date in Hijri calendar. - Display a notification when it's time for prayer. Installation 1. Download zip file : https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1344/azan/ 2. Extract to ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/ext ensions/ Source code : https://github.com/fahrinh/azan-gnome-shell-extension

No comments.

FAQ

You can upload the next version by the same form you've posted this version.
You can change the extension icon by clicking on the icon in your extension page.
In case you want to inactivate an approved version, click on inactivate link in your extension page.
You can find developer guides in gjs.guide.
If you need any help with your extension, you can ask us on GNOME Matrix Channel.

Files

Note: Binary files aren't shown on the web site. To see all files, please download the extension zipfile.

All Versions

Version	Status
1	Active

Previous Reviews on this Version

fahrinh posted a review December 2, 2017

maweki waiting for author December 3, 2017

looks good in general. Is this the same functionality as https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/26/islamic-datetime-functions/ ?

fahrinh posted a review December 3, 2017

Yes. It has same functionality as that extension. In addition, we can see prayer times directly. Guidance (Mac app, http://guidanceapp.com/) is the inspiration though.

maweki active December 4, 2017

Okay, I really don't know anything about this so please excuse me if I sound stupid: It seems like your extension generally has the same functionality provided by the other extension. Usually we don't want many extensions that do the same thing. I would ask to send in changes to the original extension but the other extension doesn't provide github sources to contribute and hasn't been updated in years. Additionally your extension displays the data in a different fashion, therefore I will approve this. But please do change the name of the extension to maybe include the words "Islamic Calender" or something similar. For you this name might be descriptive enough, but for the general audience it probably isn't. (This can be done without going through review again - just change the name in the metadata file and re-upload without other code changes) You could also think about a setting to display the prayer (and other significant) times in the date menu as the old extension does. This seems like a nice feature as well.