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Circadian Lighting custom component for Home Assistant

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It would be nice to be able to reverse/invert circadian brightness. Use case: When it's day and bright outside, one might not need the lights to be bright inside and...

This is updating scenes on the hue bridge, avoiding you the pain to create rest commands for each scenes you want to update. This is an update of the PR...

The current color conversion from color temperature to rgb distorts colors. For instance during the day whiter colors get shifted slightly towards magenta, while in the evening warmer color temperatures...

Hello I just started using Circadian lights and it is an amazing component! I was wondering if there is anyway to have two different instances and/or two different switches. The...

@markianwallace and @iamcagn, could you guys try the code of #114? It works like this: ```yaml circadian_lighting: - profile: default min_colortemp: 2000 interval: 30 - profile: early min_colortemp: 3000 interval:...

23:00:00 is not accepted by HA's Configuration validation 023:00:00 is accepted

Error during setup of component circadian_lighting Traceback (most recent call last): File "/config/custom_components/circadian_lighting/__init__.py", line 204, in _get_sun_events location = astral.location.Location() AttributeError: module 'astral' has no attribute 'location' During handling of...

``` Logger: homeassistant.components.switch Source: custom_components/circadian_lighting/switch.py:285 Integration: Switch (documentation, issues) First occurred: 14:27:13 (2 occurrences) Last logged: 14:27:13 Error adding entities for domain switch with platform circadian_lighting Error while setting up...

Hi, my Circadian Lighting stopped working with 2022.2 - it works fine if I roll back to a 2021.12 version of HA. I tried updating my HA instance again today...

Is there a way I can define the times with both a fixed time and sun elevation? E.g. if I would like sunset_time to be at sunset, but no later...