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Cura Connect (FEATURE REQUEST)

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0scar
Posted in Cura Connect (FEATURE REQUEST)

Feature request for Cura Connetc:

 

Would it be possible/is there support to implement a history list that displays which prints have been printed (name) and by who (if send over network)?

 

Our printer is used by various people, I'd like to keep track of what is printed when I'm out of the office.

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CarloK    30

CarloK
Posted in Cura Connect (FEATURE REQUEST)

The raw info is already there on the printer. Not nice to look at, but in your web browser you can go to:

ip address of your printer/api/v1/history/print_jobs

Depending on your browser this is presented as a large bulk of text or will be formatted, in my Firefox browser it looks ok.

 

What you see here is a JSON response from the printer with details from the last 50 print jobs on this printer.

More info on this command and optional parameters can be found in the API documentation, see you printer's home page.

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