Sun Data
Simple module to get the angle of the Sun relative to the Horizon for a given geographic location and datetime. Also allow for the gathering of sunrise and sunset for a given geographical location and datetime, with the option to shift those to general lighting conditions rather than sunset but instead Astro Night, Night for example.
Features
- Angle of Sun for given location and date time
- Get modified datetime for location when sun enters different lighting conditions
Installing
Install using pip into your python virtual environment.
pip install sundata
Usage
Before using sundata to get the lighting information you'll require a location latitude and longitude as well a datetime in order to perform the calculation.
To get only the sunrise and sunset for a given date time the following will be enough.
position = Position(51.772938, 0.102310)
a_date = datetime(2023, 2, 13, 12, 00)
data = SunData(position, a_date)
data.calculate_sun_data()
sunrise = data.sunrise
sunset = data.sunset
To get the lighting periods around sunrise and sunset then a LightPeriod needs to be passed into the calculation method.
pos = Position(51.772938, 0.102310)
current_datetime = datetime(2023, 2, 12, 17, 7)
data = SunData(position, current_datetime)
data.calculate_sun_data(LightPeriod.NIGHT)
sunrise = data.sunrise
sunset = data.sunset
Sunset and Sunrise datetimes have now been shifted to the start of Night and end of Night.
Running Tests
Module uses pytest and pytest-cov for coverage. To run the tests
pytest
To run the tests with coverage
pytest --cov=src
Contributing
Please first raise an issue then fork the repository referencing the issue in commits and raise a Pull Request.
Acknowledgements
License
Licensed under the MIT. Copyright 2023 Night Works. Copy of the license.
A list of the Licenses of the dependencies of the project can be found at the bottom of the Libraries Summary.
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