DIY circadian rhythm based lighting

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This is the entire updated script for Homey firmware v7.4.x, based on the script in post #16, which I modified a little bit in comparison to the original script:

/** 
 * Adjust Color temperature and Brightness based on time of day
 * as if it were April 16th, a nice long spring day in southern Sweden
 */
const VARIABLE_PREFIX = 'Circadian';
const MIN_BRIGHTNESS = 0.40;
const MAX_BRIGHTNESS = 0.75;
const MIN_TEMPERATURE = 0.3;
const MAX_TEMPERATURE = 0.8;

const sys = await Homey.system.getInfo();

// hack because sys date no longer returns local time, but rather UTC :(
const regex = /(\d\d):(\d\d):(\d\d)/;
const timeMatches = sys.dateHuman.match(regex)

const solarNoon = 0.546 // on April 16 is 13:06

// defaults
let temperature = MIN_TEMPERATURE; // Homey color temperature: 0 (coolest, midday) to 1 (warmest, sunset/sunrise)
let brightness = MIN_BRIGHTNESS; // [0-1]

// used standard normal distribution curve to derive equation [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_distribution#Standard_normal_distribution]
// equations adjusted for color temperature and brightness [https://codepen.io/suhajdab/pen/wvzpqdQ?editors=0010]
getTemperaturePoint = x => {
    const r = 0.20; // adjust curve width
    return Math.pow(Math.E, -0.3 * Math.pow((x - solarNoon) / r, 4));
}
getBrightnessPoint = x => {
    const r = 0.28; // adjust curve width
    return Math.min(1 * Math.pow(Math.E, -0.3 * Math.pow((x - solarNoon) / r, 8)), 1);
}

// round to 2 decimal places to avoid 'invalid token error' when reading in a flow
const roundDecimals = (num, places = 2) => {
    return Math.round(num * Math.pow(10, places)) / Math.pow(10, places);
}

const dayStart = new Date(sys.date).setHours(0, 0);
const dayEnd = new Date(sys.date).setHours(23, 59);

const now = new Date(sys.date).setHours(timeMatches[1]); // adjust for borked timezones in Homey v5
const dayProgress = roundDecimals((now - dayStart) / (dayEnd - dayStart), 4);

console.log('At', new Date(now).toLocaleTimeString([], { hour12: false }));
console.log('Day progress:\t\t', `${Math.round(dayProgress * 100)}%`);

// color temperature transitions from 1 to 0 to 1 during the day
temperature = roundDecimals((MAX_TEMPERATURE - (MAX_TEMPERATURE - MIN_TEMPERATURE) * getTemperaturePoint(dayProgress)));
console.log(`${VARIABLE_PREFIX}_Temperatur:\t`, temperature);

// brightness transitions from MIN to MAX to MIN during day
brightness = roundDecimals((MIN_BRIGHTNESS + (MAX_BRIGHTNESS - MIN_BRIGHTNESS) * getBrightnessPoint(dayProgress)));
console.log(`${VARIABLE_PREFIX}_Helligkeit:\t`, brightness);

await Homey.logic.updateVariable({id: 'b042b591-48f9-4803-a9af-3d115ac2a95b', variable: { value: temperature } });
await Homey.logic.updateVariable({id: '2074ddcf-92b2-42eb-a4f2-2c32de90a96a', variable: { value: brightness } });

return true;

The Homey logic variables I use are called:
– Circadian_Helligkeit
– Circadian_Temperatur

If you want to rename the variables, then the following red marked words must be changed:

const VARIABLE_PREFIX = 'Circadian';
console.log(`${VARIABLE_PREFIX}_Temperatur:\t`, temperature);
console.log(`${VARIABLE_PREFIX}_Helligkeit:\t`, brightness);

In these two lines the IDs of the variable must be entered:

await Homey.logic.updateVariable({id: 'b042b591-48f9-4803-a9af-3d115ac2a95b', variable: { value: temperature } });
await Homey.logic.updateVariable({id: '2074ddcf-92b2-42eb-a4f2-2c32de90a96a', variable: { value: brightness } });

The variable IDs are received by running the following script:

Homey.logic.getVariables().then(r => log(r))
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