WHOA. Wish I had seen that pricing error. I love using mine, warms the bed in the winter and cools it in the summer. I looked at the HaaS integration and it looks like that hasn't really been updated either. An I'm sure the HE driver written by @amosyuen has the same clause about the API's being undocumented and not supported by Eight Sleep. Unfortunately I don't know where to look to see if there is anything new. I'd love to ability to set the "away" mode that Eight recently put into their app. Rule ideas I've had - If I'm away for >24 hours, set my side of the pad to away. Or if HE hub is in Vacation mode, set both pad sides away.
My recommendations would be to start by adding debug output line in the current code for the server responses. Then look in the response to see if there's a field that seems to correspond with home/away mode. You can change the mode in the eight sleep app, and then seeing how that changes the response.
Setting the value may be trickier, might just be a simple post to the same HTTP resource with the changed value or might be a brand new HTTP endpoint. You can do some trial and error to see if POST works. If not, then the most reliable way would be to capture the HTTP traffic of the app to see what the app does and then replicate that logic.
Mine are not the heating/cooling but rather a simpler heating-only mattress pad.
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Is there any way to fix the Sleep Stage? Mine only ever say Out or Awake.
Seeing
Login Error There was a problem connecting to Eight Sleep: Status: 429 Data:[status:429, code:Too Many Requests]
When trying to login.
429 means youre getting rate limited by the server. try disabling the app for a bit and come back to it.
Thanks, managed to login but now seeing this in the logs when trying to get the active devices
app:8902023-10-30 16:02:16.543errorgroovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException: status code: 401, reason phrase: Unauthorized on line 297 (method updated)
app:8902023-10-30 16:02:16.528warnmakeHttpCall: Access token is not valid
app:8902023-10-30 16:02:16.527errormakeHttpCall: HttpResponseException status=401, body=[status:401, code:Unauthorized, error:session token not supported]
app:8902023-10-30 16:02:10.466errorgroovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException: status code: 401, reason phrase: Unauthorized on line 297 (method selectDevicePage)
app:8902023-10-30 16:02:10.431warnmakeHttpCall: Access token is not valid
app:8902023-10-30 16:02:10.429errormakeHttpCall: HttpResponseException status=401, body=[status:401, code:Unauthorized, error:session token not supported]
i realized iām getting the same 401 errors as you and Iām on version 4.0.2 (2021-10-14). I think eight has made changes to their API that the app has not been updated with.
Ugh. I am seeing this too. I heard something about them coming out with new API's. Sadly though, @amosyuen left Hubitat and is no longer maintaining this app. I haven't looked to see if the HaaS integration has been updated though.
EDIT: Welp... Acorrding to a Reddit post, and the HaaS forums, Eight Sleep has removed all API integrations.
Looks like HA have updated their driver
Looking at the code, it still relies on a secret-ish client_id and fact that APIs not requiring a client_secret for now. I was going to attempt fixing existing app on Hubitat but not sure how long it would work for at this point.
I can easily see them start requiring a client secret once they ensure apps and hardware are updated. In fact based on a quick test, looks like they are already doing it. I am getting a 400 when I make a post to the auth-api endpoint calling it the same way that is being called from the HomeAssistant code above.
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The latest version of the code no longer requires the id or secret. I integrated it into my HaaS, but there isn't a simple On/Off. Or at least I can't make out where the on/off settings are.
Was considering a pod 4, but wanted to ensure there was local control capability. I see this one is based on the cloud API (which company is changing and now the integration is broken I believe?).
Is there anyone here who has seen any local integrations? Or any other working ones these days at all?
This is the latest I found for HA (updated cloud integration): GitHub - lukas-clarke/eight_sleep: Home Assistant Eight Sleep integration that works with Eight Sleep's new API and OAUTH2
The Eight Sleep integration into HE has been abandoned, as far as I know. The only one that I know is still active is the one you linked to under Home Assistant. I run it within my Hass server. Although I really only use it for making sure it is turned off late in the morning or set to away mode so it doesn't turn on if away for an extended period of time.
Are you able to use the HA version successfully even without a subscription to their autopilot? I was told by their customer support that you lose ALL ACCESS to data from sensors, as well as any controllability beyond "set temp, on, off" without a subscription - and I'm therefore looking to use sensor data and automate myself through HE or HA basically...
Oh, that I do not know. I own a pod 2 and am grandfathered into their auto pilot subscription. They used to include it free with purchase. I've heard that if I upgrade to a pod 4, I will still be grandfathered in, but I'm not sure. Also not sure if I want/need to upgrade.
