Yes, it looks more complicated on the first look as it is actually. And it is nice, that you can fire the api calls directly from the webpage, so no need to write an external script or so for some simple things.
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Yes, it looks more complicated on the first look as it is actually. And it is nice, that you can fire the api calls directly from the webpage, so no need to write an external script or so for some simple things.
Hi all,
I am trying to get connected to the printer, but in our Institution the intranet is somehow complex. Is there any other way to remove the materials from the list?
Greets
Carlos
So I tried the above steps and I am getting an "authorization required" response in the Delete Materials part. I did the authentication and then the check with the ID given from the authentication. The response from check was "authorized".
May i ask where the instructions for this are? I am having issue where materials are stuck on the printer side but are deleted in Cura.
-Garrett
Hi,
following with the topic. I have access to the API and did the authentification.. everything pretty smooth until the point were i have to delete the materials that were duplicated or that i am not using anymore... i dont know how to identify them in the API. and i have more than 50. Do you guys have any tips in order to indentify and delete them?
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Smithy 1,145
You can remove the material manually via the printer api:
http://<PRINTER-IP>/docs/api/#/Materials
Read the upper part with authentication, you need to create an user first.
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eschwartz96 2
Well if I would have just scrolled down a little farther..
Thank you for the help! First time messing around with the API's and it went smoothly. 🙂
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