Labelify
This package can be used to print labels for bridges.
The labels are printed onto DYMO stickers of type 11354.
Prerequisites
Installation
Install labelify
To install labelify, run the following command:
npm install -g @sensorfactdev/labelify
Test if labelify was installed properly:
labelify -V
Install the DYMO printer
MacOS
- Connect the printer to your device.
- Add the printer in "Printers & Scanners". NOTE: User experience is best if you set the name of the printer to dymo when adding the printer
- Select the correct driver (DYMO Labelwriter 450). If this is not available, install the DYMO Label software.
Fedora
- Install drivers using
sudo dnf install dymo-cups-drivers
- Connect the printer to your device.
- Add the printer in "Printers". NOTE: User experience is best if you set the name of the printer to dymo when adding the printer
- After selecting the dymo printer, search for available drivers.
Usage
Verify printer status
verify-printer [printerName]
Arguments
Name | Required | Description | Format | Default value |
---|
printerName | no | Printer installation name. Can be found in Printers&Scanners. | string | dymo |
Examples
Example if printer name is dymo:
verify-printer
Example if printer name is my-printer:
verify-printer my-printer
Print a bridge label
print <bridgeId> [firmwareVersion] -p [printerName]
Arguments
Name | Required | Description | Format | Default value |
---|
bridgeId | yes | Id for the bridge. | hexadecimal | |
firmwareVersion | no | Bridge firmware version. Don't use a v or V prefix. | semantic version | |
printerName | no | Printer installation name. Can be found in Printers&Scanners. | string | dymo |
Examples
Example for a label without version number on printer named dymo:
labelify print 8202
Example for a label with version number on printer named my-printer:
labelify print 8202 1.0.0 -p my-printer