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sunrise

This is a fork of nathan-osman's crate to test new features.

This crate provides a function for calculating sunrise and sunset times using this method.

You can enable the no-std feature if you need it to work in such a context, it will rely on libm instead.

Usage

In order to perform the calculation, you'll need to provide the following:

  • the date for which you wish to calculate the times
  • the latitude and longitude of the location

Begin by adding this crate to Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
sunrise-next = "1.3"

You can use the sunrise_sunset function to perform the calculation:

// Calculate times for January 1, 2016 in Toronto
let (sunrise, sunset) = sunrise_next::sunrise_sunset(43.6532, -79.3832, 2016, 1, 1);

If you need more refined control, you can use the SolarDay struct:

use sunrise_next::{sunrise_sunset, SolarDay, SolarEvent, DawnType};

let dawn = SolarDay::new(43.6532, -79.3832, 2016, 1, 1)
    .with_altitude(54.)
    .event_time(SolarEvent::Dawn(DawnType::Civil));

Dependencies

~1–1.3MB
~20K SLoC