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Also for the record, I've found that I can use selenium (https://selenium-python.readthedocs.io/) to render the web pages to parse, so the request for a static version is pretty moot.
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Btw, not trying to butter anyone up or anything, but I would like to take a moment to say thanks for the work on Repetier. I've been finding the feature set quite comprehensive, and I think it's one of the more worthwhile software purchases I've mad…
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Wrt/ the consistency comment, I suppose some clarification would help. This format, which is the vast majority of the instances is beautiful. I can get the param name, type, and description super easily. ```Parameter: name (string) = script name.```…
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So I kind of switched directions after perusing the new docs for a bit. I was wondering if there was a way to get you to generate that documentation as static pages? I realized that with the new docs being much more complete, I could parse them an…
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Oh fantastic! Thanks for the pointer
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I've got a working start on the library in Go, I'll be making a python binding to it once it's finished. Work has kind of stalled at the moment due to life pressures, but I'll be getting back to it soon. It is usable for info lookups, and basic cont…
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Oh nice! yeah that sounds like a pretty killer feature. Understandable on the inability to guess at a time-frame. Software dev work is often pretty hard to pin down in terms of time. Regardless of when, I'm looking forward to that feature when it ge…
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That was horribly written and I apologize. Let me restate. Current endeavor:Getting notifications on print start and stop (for whatever reason). I can currently accomplish this by using web actions and generating gcode for each printer and associa…
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yes, but to identify the printer, I have to have gcode specifically for that printer, passing it's name off as an argument. Tt would be nice if I could pass say $PRINTER_NAME as an argument to the web action, so all heterogeneous models can use the …
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I've got a working client library that is reasonably usable for controlling individual printers, written for python3, I'm building out the project portion of the api now, which will get the lib to a state of being usable for my other projects. I'll …
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Brilliant! That shines a light down the right path, thank you so much.