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-`constituents` - An array of [constituent objects](#constituent-object)
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-`options` - An object with one of:
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-`phaseKey` - The name of the parameter within constituents that is considered the "phase" because many constituent datum come with multiple phases (in the case of NOAA's data, they are `phase_local` and `phase_GMT`).
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-`offset` - A value to add to **all** values predicted. This is useful if you want to, for example, offset tides by mean high water, etc.
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### Tide prediction methods
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-`name` - **string** - The NOAA constituent name, all upper-case.
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-`amplitude` - **float** - The constituent amplitude
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-`[phase]` - **float** - The phase of the constituent. Because several services provide different phase values, you can choose which one to use when building your tide prediction.
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-`phase` - **float** - The phase of the constituent.
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