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Use it as a climate entity #38
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I'm not sure a climate entity is the best match for this. As you can see from the docs (https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/core/entity/climate/) there is only one attribute from the climate entity that applies to the 8 pod. I think a better approach would be to create a device for the eight sleep, which is on the TODO section of this repo. I'll try and bump this up on my personal TODO list, now that I know there is demand for it. |
Thanks! With the end goal of having a thermostat, I'm just wondering if creating a device would help here? I don't know much about HA internals, but to define a generic thermostat you need a sensor and a switch so that HA would toggle the switch according to the sensor value, which would not work with Eight Sleep. The other way to define a thermostat is to implement a climate entity. I'm thinking that it should probably work similarly to a wifi thermostat where you set the temperature and the climate device will take care of actually achieving it while also reporting the actual temperature, like this https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/dev/homeassistant/components/radiotherm/climate.py |
@v3rm0n check this out if you want it as a climate entity https://github.com/amosyuen/ha-eight-sleep-climate |
Would it be possible to configure a side as a climate entity? Then it would be possible to define a nice looking thermostat for it in the UI
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