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sky-brightness

A module to try to determine the current brightness of the sky. It uses the time of day, the season, current weather and current moon brightness to compute a number from 0 to 1.

Please note: Under construction...

Installation

npm install sky-brightness --save

Usage

var SkyBrightness = require('sky-brightness');

var sky = new SkyBrightness({
    latitude: 55.70,
    longitude: 13.22
});

console.log('Brightness index of the sky is currently', sky.getPerceptualBrightness());

Methods

  • getSolarBrightness() - How bright is the sun right now? Returns an index from 0 - 1.
  • getLunarBrightness() - Full moon? Half moon? Returns an index from 0 - 1.
  • getWeatherBrightness() - How does the current weather affect the light. Returns an index from 0 - 1.
  • getPerceptualBrightness() - Returns an index trying to reflect the perceptual light in the sky.

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