This is a printer connect webservice. It is compatible with other 3D printer services, so many applications can use this service.

npm install

npm run {command}[:{config}] [option]

Where {command} is one of the following:

• build -> build static files with production
• start -> run a dev server, including virtual printer mockup
• start [http-*] -> run a dev server with authentication

{config} is one of the following:

• sl1 -> Prusa SL1 printer configuration (see config.sl1.js)
• m1 -> Prusa SL1 printer configuration (see config.m1.js)
• mini -> Prusa Mini printer configuration (see config.mini.js)
• custom -> Tries to use custom configuration file config.custom.js (not a part of the git repository)
• if not set, default configuration from webpack.config.js is being used

option is one of the following:

• http-basic -> enables Basic authentication on virtual printer
• http-apikey -> enables API-KEY authentication on virtual printer

Examples:

npm run build
npm run build:mini
npm run start
npm run start http-basic
npm run start http-apikey
npm run start:sl1

BACKEND_URL="http://192.168.1.100/" npm run start:mini

1. Append all new keys in src/locales/source/en.json and add default english translation.
2. Send src/locales/source/en.json file to the content
3. Copy all files from translators in src/locales/source folder. Name of the files should be cs_CZ.json, en_US.json, ...
4. Run src/locales/update_translations.py script to extract only used strings.
5. Check the diff.
6. Delete cs_CZ.json, en_US.json, ... files.
7. Commit

1. Add icons into the src/assets/ directory.
2. Run the npm run recolor script, it will do the following:
   1. Fix the primary (orange) color to use only the correct one.
   2. Create a green version for m1 printers.

The script may not recognize the primary (orange) color. If that happens, you have two choices:

1. Add this color into tools\recolor_icons\config\fix_primary_color.js.
2. Or manually change the color of an icon and run the script again.