sleePy | Automate FitBit sleep detection

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sleePy is a Python library. sleePy has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However sleePy build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Very rudimentary script to see if I can automate sleep detection with my fitbit. For a user, makes calls to the fitbit API, and records the last sync time and the number of steps walked. Right now this is recorded in a cvs file. The steps data from the API is a cumulative amount for number of steps walked in a day, so I use the difference since last recorded sync to determine activity If a person is not sleeping but hasn’t walked for a period of time (set at 2 hours right now), then the script will still record it as sleeping. Also, if a long time passes between syncs, then the script will probably fail. The following logic determines when a person slept: - If time since last sync is less than some fixed time T1 - Then find the last time the person was sleeping - Starting from that time point, compare the number of steps walked in each success period - If the change in steps is zero for more than some fixed time T2, then the person is considered asleep. Any new sleeping periods detected are logged with fitbit.

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