Sky Tonight Card

Get list of visible planetary bodies in your sky.

Requires the Sky Tonight Integration.

If you don't want to use the Sky Tonight integration, try out the Sky Tonight Native Card instead.

Installation

Manual install

1. Navigate to your <config>/www/ folder inside your Home Assistant installation and create a new folder named sky-tonight-native-card.
2. Manually download sky-tonight-native-card.js and images folder.
3. Place them inside the sky-tonight-native-card folder you created in step 1.
4. Add the following to your configuration.yaml file:

lovelace:
  resources:
    - url: /local/sky-tonight-native-card/sky-tonight-native-card.js
      type: module

4. Alternately, go to Settings -> Dashboards. Then in the top right corner, click the 3 dots icon and click Resources. Click the + Add Resource button in the bottom right corner. Add /local/sky-tonight-native-card/sky-tonight-native-card.js as the URL and choose JavaScript Module as the Resource Type. Click Create.
5. Finally, refresh your browser window.

Configuration

Name	Type	Default	Description
type	string	Required	custom:sky-tonight-card
title	string		Title of the card (hidden when null or empty)
showSun	boolean	true	Set to false to hide the Sun
onlyAboveHorizon	boolean	true	Set to false to display all planetary bodies even if they are below the horizon
weatherEntity	string		If a weather entity is provided, appropriate stargazing suggestions will be shown based on the weather
translations	dictionary	translations	Dictionary to override the default translation

Example configurations

type: custom:sky-tonight-card

Translations

The following texts can be translated or altered.

Key	Default value
jan	Jan
feb	Feb
mar	Mar
apr	Apr
may	May
jun	Jun
jul	Jul
aug	Aug
sep	Sep
oct	Oct
nov	Nov
dec	Dec
above-horizon	Above Horizon
below-horizon	Below Horizon
sun	Sun
mercury	Mercury
venus	Venus
moon	Moon
mars	Mars
jupiter	Jupiter
saturn	Saturn
uranus	Uranus
neptune	Neptune
pluto	Pluto
star	Star
planet	Planet
dwarf-planet	Dwarf Planet
visible-to-the-naked-eye	Visible to the naked eye
visible-with-binoculars	Visible with binoculars
visible-with-telescope	Visible with telescope
nothing-to-see	Nothing to see
no-stargazing-opportunities	No stargazing opportunities
enjoy-your-stargazing	Enjoy your stargazing
first-quarter	First Quarter
full	Full Moon
last-quarter	Last Quarter
new	New Moon
waning-cresent	Waning Cresent
waning-gibbous	Waning Gibbous
waxing-cresent	Waxing Cresent
waxing-gibbous	Waxing Gibbous

Example:

type: custom:sky-tonight-card
translations: 
  'jan' : 'January'  

TODO

• Clean up code
• Add more tests
• Redesign and optimize the layout for all screen resolutions
• Use the weather entity in a better way
• Use Sun and Moon entity