AsyncSleepIQ is an library for accessing the SleepIQ API from Python. SleepIQ is an addon for SleepNumber beds.
pip install asyncsleepiqThe library is structured with classes SleepIQBed, SleepIQSleeper, and SleepIQFoundation that get updated with data fetched through the API.
After creating an intsance of AsyncSleepIQ() the login function should be called, followed by the init_beds() function to initialize the data structures and fetch the static data from the API. Following that, the fetch_bed_statuses() function can be called to get updated bed occupancy and sleep number values.
There are two authentication methods available: The older API with key parameter and the newer cookie-based Authentication header. As of Feb-2022 both work equally well.
The login() function should only be called once when the program is started, the fetch_bed_statuses() can be called more frequently to get the bed state. When implementing, do not poll the API by calling login each time, instead keep the same AsyncSleepIQ object and fetch data as needed. The library will re-authenticate automtically if the original authentication expires.
Here is a full example
import asyncio
from asyncsleepiq import AsyncSleepIQ, LOGIN_KEY, LOGIN_COOKIE
email = "[email protected]"
password = "passw0rd"
async def main():
api = AsyncSleepIQ(login_method=LOGIN_COOKIE)
print(f"Logging in as {email}...")
await api.login(email, password)
print("Initializing bed data...")
await api.init_beds()
await api.fetch_bed_statuses()
print("Beds:")
for bed in api.beds.values():
print(bed)
bed = list(api.beds.values())[0]
await bed.fetch_pause_mode()
print (f"Pause mode: {bed.paused}")
await bed.set_pause_mode(not bed.paused)
await bed.fetch_pause_mode()
print (f"New Pause mode: {bed.paused}")
print("Calibrating...")
await bed.calibrate()
print("Stopping pump...")
await bed.stop_pump()
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(main())Without documentation for the API, development requires obvserving how other interfaces interact with it. Given the hardware dependencies are fairly high, any future development requires someone with the appropriate bed to be able to obvserve and test against.
Thanks to all the other people that have tried to dig into this API, especially the projects: