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homebridge-sunlight

v0.2.3

Published

Homebridge plugin for contact sensors monitoring sun position, daylight and cloudiness

Downloads

35

Readme

Homebridge Sunlight

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This is a plugin for homebridge. It provides contact sensors based on sun position and clouds to automate sun protection. Sensors are opened when the sun is in a defined section of the sky (azimuth) and optionally if an OpenWeather API key is provided when the sky is not overcast and sun is above the horizon.

Installation

Intall via hombridge GUI homebridge-config-ui-x or manually via:

  1. Install homebridge (if not already installed) using: npm install -g homebridge
  2. Install this plugin using: npm install -g homebridge-sunlight
  3. Update your configuration file (see below).

Example Configuration

See config-sample.json for an example config. This plugin can also be configured through a GUI like homebridge-config-ui-x.

Platform Configuration

| Parameter | Note | | ---------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | lat | Latitude of the location the sun position should be calculated for | | long | Longitude of the location the sun position should be calculated for | | apikey | Your OpenWeather API key, optional | | sensors | Array of objects containing configuration for the sensors, see below | | debugLog | Debug log output, optional, default: false |

Sensors Configuration

Define contact sensors for one or more sections of the sky, e.g. for windows looking to different directions. Direction is specified in degrees of compass: 0° North, 90° East, 180° South, 270° West. To define overlaps you can use values between -360° and 0° as well as 360° and 720°.

| Parameter | Note | | ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | name | Display name of the sensor | | lowerThreshold | Left side of sky section within which the sensor should activate | | upperThreshold | Right side of sky section within which the sensor should activate |

Thresholds example: If you want the sensor to turn on when the sun is between 0° and 90° azimuth, set the lower threshold to 0 and the upper threshold to 90. See the example configuration file for a basic set-up (north, east, south, west).

For help or in case of issues please visit the GitHub repository.
This plugin is based on homebridge-sunsensors.