Time Since Jesus' Crucifixion - API Guide

Welcome! This guide will help you understand how to use the “Time Since Jesus’ Crucifixion” API. Whether you're a developer looking to integrate this data into your application or simply curious about how it works, you're in the right place.

1. API Endpoint Overview

This endpoint returns a JSON object containing the time elapsed since April 3, AD 33, the estimated date of Jesus' crucifixion.

• years, months, days: Breakdown of the total time passed.
• totalSeconds: Total number of seconds since the event.
• lastUpdateUTC: Timestamp indicating when the data was last updated.

2. Example JSON Response

{
  "status": "success",
  "data": {
    "breakdown": {
      "years": 1991,
      "months": 9,
      "days": 6
    },
    "totalSeconds": 62855427356.661385,
    "lastUpdateUTC": "2025-01-23T23:55:56.661381+00:00"
  }
}

**Explanation:**

• status: Indicates the success of the API call.
• data.breakdown: Provides a human-readable breakdown of the time elapsed.
• data.totalSeconds: Useful for precise calculations or integrations.
• data.lastUpdateUTC: Ensures you're viewing the most recent data.

3. How to Use This API in Your Own Code

You can integrate this API into any application—web, mobile, or desktop. Here's how to fetch and utilize the data using JavaScript.

// JavaScript Example: Fetching API Data
fetch('https://se-vin.com/time/api/time-since-crucifixion')
  .then(response => response.json())
  .then(data => {
    console.log('API Data:', data);
    // Accessing the breakdown
    const { years, months, days } = data.data.breakdown;
    // Do something with the data, e.g., display on the webpage
    document.getElementById('demoDiv').innerHTML = `
      Years: ${years}

      Months: ${months}

      Days: ${days}

      Total Seconds: ${data.data.totalSeconds.toFixed(0)}

      Last Updated (UTC): ${data.data.lastUpdateUTC}
    `;
  })
  .catch(err => console.error('API Error:', err));

4. Live Demo

Below is a live demo that fetches data from the API and displays it in real-time. This showcases how you can integrate the API into your own projects.