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ninja-daylight

Ninjablocks driver that offers time to sunrise and time to sunset counters for your location and time

The driver calculates sun rise and set time from your position, so you can use precise day or night time information in your rules. The driver behaves like a temperature sensor, giving a new value every ten minutes. The values offered reprent the time remaining (in minutes) for the next sun event. Minutes to sunset during the day and minutes remaining to sunrise (negative) during night. You can choose negative values for events at night or positive for events at day time.

Installation

  • cd into your drivers directory (/opt/ninja/drivers on the block or client/drivers/ on Mac OS X)
cd /opt/ninja/drivers
  • And clone the repository:
git clone git://github.com/pablorodiz/ninja-daylight.git
  • Once the clone is over, cd into the driver directory and install it:
cd ninja-daylight
sudo npm install
  • Restart your block
sudo reboot
  • Once your block has restarted, you should then see a new text input Widget appear on your Dashboard and a new "temperature like" sensor for your rules will be also available.

Dependencies

Ninjablocks daylight driver extensively depends on SunCalc utilities for node.js https://github.com/mourner/suncalc

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ninja-daylight's Issues

temperature widget reporting

The values shown in the widget are only correct if you have Celsius selected in your preferences, not Fahrenheit. Any ideas on how to address this?

Minutes until sun events are off if the system timezone is set correctly

I started using this module on my Ninjablock and saw that the minutes till sunset and sunrise were off by about a hundred. I checked the config, my latitude/longitude was set up correctly.

My Ninjablock's system timezone was set for my location (CEST). I was suspecting this to be the root of the problem and I think I was right: commenting out the following lines of lib/device.js fixed the problem:

sunrise_today.addMinutes(-now.getTimezoneOffset());
sunrise_tomorrow.addMinutes(-tomorrow.getTimezoneOffset());
sunset_today.addMinutes(-now.getTimezoneOffset());

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