Sun calculation js library which is fully based on formula from http://aa.quae.nl/en/reken/zonpositie.html
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Orion Stark
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README.md
Calculation of sun
Sun calculation fully based on formula from http://aa.quae.nl/en/reken/zonpositie.html
Warning
This program is not really accurate about the calculation. For the sunrise and sunset, the error value is about 2 minutes miss from the actual time. For the Altitude the error value is near 0.6 degrees and the azimuth as well.
Install with npm
npm install calculation-ofsun
Without npm
- Clone this project
- Create your new js file
- Import the solar-calculation.js to your code. You could find the script in dist directory
- Then, have fun
Attention
If you didn't understand what I'm saying about how to use it without npm. You could check the main.js. That's it.
How to Use It
const cls = require('calculation-ofsun')
console.log(cls.getSunInformation(new Date(), 33, 3))
/* Get Sun Information expected 3 parameters */
/* Date, lat, long */
/* For the other function and it's parameter. You could check on the table below */
How to use another functions that require juliandate as the parameter
const cls = require('calculation-ofsun');
const myJD = cls.dateToJD(new Date());
console.log(cls.solarTransit(myJD));
You can also call any function except getSunPosition, because it automatically calls by the getSunInformation function to get sun position according to your input parameters for getSunInformation.
Functions parameter
Function Name | Expected Parameter |
---|---|
getSunInformation | Date, latitude, longtitude |
dateToJD | Date |
jdTODate | JulianDate |
equation_of_center | JulianDate |
earthMeanAnomaly | JulianDate |
earthTrueAnomaly | JulianDate |
eclipticLongtitude | JulianDate |
rightAscension | JulianDate |
declination | JulianDate |
sideraltime | JulianDate |
getHourAngle | JulianDate |
getSunPosition | None, Dont use it |
solarTransit | JulianDate |
sunriseandsunset | JulianDate |
Example of return object from getSunInformation functions
Nethereland GMT +1 It'll return time denpend on your local time
{ sun_position: {
azimuth: -101.53872252647008,
altitude: 57.268164438252526
},
date: 'Sat Apr 14 2018 10:16:32 GMT+0700 (WIB)',
observe_location: {
latitude: 3.597031,
longitude: 98.678513
},
sunrise: 'Sat Apr 14 2018 06:21:42 GMT+0700 (WIB)',
sunset: 'Sat Apr 14 2018 18:32:54 GMT+0700 (WIB)',
solar_transit: 2458222.7272965494,
hour_angle: 327.53679257420777,
right_ascension:
{ degrees: 22.060782554336377,
rad: 0.38503329113969464
},
clientJD: 2458222.6364905904
}