node-3dprinter-mks-wifi
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This package allows to manage a 3dPrinter with MKS WIFI support using node.
This package allows to manage a 3dPrinter with MKS WIFI support using node.
This package is designs for 3dPrinter using marlin derived firmware and supporting MKS WIFI featrues! This package requires NodeJS (version 16 or later) and NPM. Node and NPM are really easy to install. To make sure you have them available on your machine, try running the following command.
$ npm -v && node -v
BEFORE YOU INSTALL: please read the prerequisites
Clone this repo on your local machine:
$ git clone https://github.com/alealpha07/node-3dprinter-mks-wifi
$ cd node-3dprinter-mks-wifi
Install the npm package
$ npm install node-3dprinter-mks-wifi
To use the package you need to include the Printer class in your index file first
const Printer = require("node-3dprinter-mks-wifi"); // for npm
//const Printer = require("./printer"); // for github
create an instance of the Printer by providing the correct IP and PORT
const Printer = require("node-3dprinter-mks-wifi");
const IP = "192.168.1.1"; //replace with your IP
const PORT = "8080"; //replace with your PORT
const printer = new Printer(IP, PORT);
now you can use the functionalities of the printer by simply using the methods listed in the API section
This simple example will connect, retrive the printing status and print it to the console.
const Printer = require("node-3dprinter-mks-wifi");
const IP = "192.168.1.1"; //replace with your IP
const PORT = "8080"; //replace with your PORT
const printer = new Printer(IP, PORT);
printer.connect().then(()=>{
printer.getState().then((result) => {
console.log(result);
}).catch((error) => {
console.log(error);
}).finally(()=>{
printer.disconnect();
})
})
With async/await:
const Printer = require("node-3dprinter-mks-wifi");
const IP = "192.168.1.1"; //replace with your IP
const PORT = "8080"; //replace with your PORT
const printer = new Printer(IP, PORT);
async function main(){
try{
await printer.connect();
let result = await printer.getState();
console.log(result);
}catch(error){
console.log(error);
}
finally{
printer.disconnect();
}
}
main();
constructor
new Printer(ip, port)
Supported options for the constructor method are listed below.
ip
| Type | Default value | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|
| string | null | yes |
port
| Type | Default value | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|
| string | null | yes |
minimumExtruderTemperature
| Type | Default value | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|
| number | 0 | no |
maximumExtruderTemperature
| Type | Default value | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|
| number | 280 | no |
minimumBedTemperature
| Type | Default value | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|
| number | 0 | no |
maximumBedTemperature
| Type | Default value | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|
| number | 100 | no |
connect to the printer
printer.connect()
Supported options and possible results for the connect method are listed below.
string - Connected to printer at IP:PORT if succeeded
string - Connection error: ERROR if failed
no option is present
disconnect from the printer
printer.disconnect()
Supported options and possible results for the disconnect method are listed below.
string - Disconnected from printer. if succeeded
string - Disconnection error: ERROR if failed
no option is present
get status of the printer (printing, idle, pause)
printer.getState()
Supported options and possible results for the getState method are listed below.
string - STATUS STRING if succeeded
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
get temperatures of the printer
printer.getTemperature()
Supported options and possible results for the getTemperature method are listed below.
object if succeeded:
{
nozzleCurrent: number,
nozzleTarget: number,
bedCurrent: number,
bedTarget: number,
extruder0Current: number,
extruder0Target: number,
extruder1Current: number,
extruder1Target: number,
heaterPower: number,
bedHeaterPower: number
}
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
get printing progress (percentage)
printer.getPrintingProgress()
Supported options and possible results for the getPrintingProgress method are listed below.
number - between 0 and 100 if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
get elapsed print time
printer.getPrintingTime()
Supported options and possible results for the getPrintingTime method are listed below.
string - hh:mm:ss format if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
get currently in print file name
printer.getPrintingFilename()
Supported options and possible results for the getPrintingFilename method are listed below.
string - FILENAME.gcode if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
get all files in 3d printer sd card
printer.getFilenames()
Supported options and possible results for the getFilenames method are listed below.
list: [string] - ['file1.gcode', 'file2.gcode', ...] if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
start printing the selected file
printer.startPrinting(filename)
Supported options and possible results for the startPrinting method are listed below.
string - ok if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
filename
| Type | Default value | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|
| string | null | yes |
bring the hotend to the home position
printer.home()
Supported options and possible results for the home method are listed below.
string - ok if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
pause the print
printer.pause()
Supported options and possible results for the pause method are listed below.
string - ok if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
resume the print
printer.resume()
Supported options and possible results for the resume method are listed below.
string - ok if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
abort the print
printer.abort()
Supported options and possible results for the abort method are listed below.
string - ok if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
no option is present
start the fan
printer.startFan()
Supported options and possible results for the startFan method are listed below.
string - ok if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
speed
| Type | Default value | Mandatory | Minimum | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| number | 255 | no | 0 | 255 |
stop the fan
printer.stopFan()
Supported options and possible results for the stopFan method are listed below.
string - ok if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
set target extruder temperature
printer.setExtruderTemperature(temperature)
Supported options and possible results for the setExtruderTemperature method are listed below.
string - ok if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
temperature
| Type | Default value | Mandatory | Minimum | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| number | null | yes | 0 | 280 |
you can set custom minmum and maximum temperature in the constructor
extruder
| Type | Default value | Mandatory | Minimum | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| number | 0 | no | 0 | 1 |
you can set the extruder to use (0 for the first one, 1 for the second)
set target bed temperature
printer.setBedTemperature(temperature)
Supported options and possible results for the setBedTemperature method are listed below.
string - ok if succeeded:
string - Error receiving data: ERROR if failed
temperature
| Type | Default value | Mandatory | Minimum | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| number | null | yes | 0 | 100 |
you can set custom minmum and maximum temperature in the constructor
FAQs
This package allows to manage a 3dPrinter with MKS WIFI support using node.
The npm package node-3dprinter-mks-wifi receives a total of 833 weekly downloads. As such, node-3dprinter-mks-wifi popularity was classified as not popular.
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