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    • vblokeV Offline
      vbloke Module Developer
      last edited by vbloke

      I’ve created a module that displays the local sunrise, sunset and solar noon times. maybe it’ll be useful for people.

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      Any offers to make it better are gratefully received!

      [card:prydonian/MMM-Sunrise-Sunset]

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      • buzzkcB Offline
        buzzkc
        last edited by

        Looks nice. I may add that to my bedside touch screen…Thanks!

        Darren

        My Build: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/11153/new-non-mirror

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        • M Offline
          mrdenmark
          last edited by

          just added it,thanks for your work, a couple of issues i found-

          it doesn’t seem to account for southern hemisphere or timezones or something as i get sunrise at 5.36 pm sunset at 7.23 am and solar noon at 12.30 am,also,in my config inline or list makes no difference,-its always inline.
          heres my config-{
          module: “MMM-Sunrise-Sunset”,
          position: “top_left”,
          config: {
          latitude: “-44.57”,
          longitude: “168.50”,
          Layout: “list”,
          }
          },

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          • vblokeV Offline
            vbloke Module Developer @mrdenmark
            last edited by

            @mrdenmark it appears that the API doesn’t like the Southern Hemisphere…

            http://api.sunrise-sunset.org/json?lat=-44.57&lng=168.50&date=today

            Is that config exactly as it appears in your config file? layout should be all lowercase.

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              mrdenmark @vbloke
              last edited by

              @vbloke i changed the config file to lowercase,that fixed the layout
              as for the api?not sure what the options are,i’ll see if i can an alternative,
              thanks for your help

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              • vblokeV Offline
                vbloke Module Developer @mrdenmark
                last edited by

                @mrdenmark the API returns all dates in UTC, so I may look at putting a time zone offset option in the config, or if you feel confident doing that yourself, feel free to try.

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                  mrdenmark
                  last edited by

                  would it be possible to add a line with the day length?i’m not sure how to go about adding a time offset,i’ll do some research

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                  • vblokeV Offline
                    vbloke Module Developer @mrdenmark
                    last edited by

                    @mrdenmark if you update the module now, it should account for the timezone if you set it in your config. From your latitude/longitude, yours (I think) would be “Pacific/Auckland”.

                    Try this:

                    {
                      module: "MMM-Sunrise-Sunset",
                      position: "top_left",
                      config: {
                    	latitude: "-44.57",
                    	longitude: "168.50",
                    	timezone: "Pacific/Auckland",
                    	layout: "list"
                      }
                    },
                    
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                      mrdenmark
                      last edited by

                      worked,cheers!

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                      • S Offline
                        sdetweil @vbloke
                        last edited by

                        @vbloke you can get the timezone from the lat/lng

                        http://www.geonames.org/export/web-services.html#timezone

                        https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16086962/how-to-get-a-time-zone-from-a-location-using-latitude-and-longitude-coordinates

                        Sam

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