You can use the Tidelight API to run your own RGB lights or include the date and light colour in your own web page.
There is an example web page you can download at /api/tidelight.html which utilises the routines in /api/tidelight.js.
Description | Data Example | URL | JSON Data | MQTT Topic |
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https://api.tidelight.live |
ws://api.tidelight.live:8080/mqtt wss://api.tidelight.live:8443/mqtt mqtt://mqtt.tidelight.live |
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RGB light colour | { "name": "bristolchannel", "rgb": [36,255,0], "date": "2022-02-10T10:18:12.596Z" } |
/tidelight/bristolchannel.js Tidelight.rgbSet(data); |
/tidelight/bristolchannel.json |
tidedata/rgb/bristolchannel |
Hex light color (compatible with Cheerlights interface) | #24ff00 |
/tidelight/bristolchannel (like cheerlights) |
tidelight/bristolchannel (like mqtt.cheerlights.com/cheerlightsRGB) |
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Tide level at Avonmouth Portbury | { "name": "avonmouth", "date": "2022-02-10T09:45:00.000Z", "level": 0.34299999999999997, "label": "avon" } |
/tidelevel/avonmouth.js Tidelight.levelSet(data); |
/tidelevel/avonmouth.json |
tidedata/level/avonmouth |
Raw tide level at Avonmouth Portbury | 0.34299999999999997 |
/tidelevel/avonmouth |
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Tide turn at Avonmouth Portbury | { "name": "avonmouth", "date": "2022-02-10T06:45:00.000Z", "turn": 1 } |
/tideturn/avonmouth.js Tidelight.turnSet(data); |
/tideturn/avonmouth.json |
tidedata/turn/avonmouth |
Tide level at Newport | { "name": "newport", "date":"2022-02-10T09:45:00.000Z", "level":0.30900000000000016, "label":"npor" } |
/tidelevel/newport.js Tidelight.levelSet(data); |
/tidelevel/newport.json |
tidedata/level/newport |
Raw tide level at Newport | 0.30900000000000016 |
/tidelevel/newport |
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Tide turn at Newport | { "name": "newport", "date": "2022-02-10T06:30:00.000Z", "turn": 1 } |
/tideturn/newport.js Tidelight.turnSet(data); |
/tideturn/newport.json |
tidedata/turn/newport |