Dynamic Energy Tariff Widget for iOS (Scriptable)

This Scriptable script creates a customizable iOS widget to display the current and next energy tariff blocks based on dynamic time-based pricing. The widget uses Apple-inspired soft color themes and provides relevant information at a glance.

Features

• Displays the current tariff block with name, time range, and a matching color.
• Shows the next tariff block, including its start time.
• Automatically adapts to seasonal and daily variations:
  • High season: November, December, January, February.
  • Low season: March to October.
  • Handles differences between weekdays and weekends/holidays.
• On widget tap, redirects to a specified image (e.g., tariff block overview chart).

Requirements

• iOS device with Scriptable installed.
• iOS 14 or later (for widgets).
• Internet access to fetch the tariff block image (if using a URL).

Installation

1. Install Scriptable from the App Store.
2. Copy the script from the repository and paste it into a new Scriptable script.
3. Replace the imageUrl variable with the URL of your desired tariff block image.
4. Add the script as a widget to your iOS home screen.

Configuration

The script supports full customization of:

• Time blocks: Adjust the blocks object to match your tariff schedule.
• Colors: Easily modify colors to fit your theme or preferences.

Example of Configurable Blocks:

const blocks = {
  highSeason: {
    weekday: [
      { name: "Block 1", start: "07:00", end: "14:00", color: "#FF9500" },
      { name: "Block 1", start: "16:00", end: "20:00", color: "#FF9500" },
      { name: "Block 2", start: "06:00", end: "07:00", color: "#FFD60A" },
    ],
    weekend: [
      { name: "Block 3", start: "00:00", end: "06:00", color: "#34C759" },
      { name: "Block 3", start: "22:00", end: "24:00", color: "#34C759" },
    ],
  },
};

Usage

1. Add the script as a medium-sized widget to your iOS home screen.
2. The widget will display:
   • The current block with its name and color.
   • The next block and its start time.
3. Tap the widget to open a URL (e.g., an overview chart or documentation).

Screenshots