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Spoolman filament manager integration #1446
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Oh nice! This is a highly requested feature in the klipper world. Thank you for your work. I will ping you, if I have questions for the implementation or I have something to test. |
Amazing!!!. Already running Spoolman on a Docker on my NAS. Soooooo looking forward to this integration. I am just a hobbyist good enough with computers to get in trouble by getting way too deep beyond my knowledge. I understand the concept of how everything is working but need to learn how to make API calls and display the results. |
@Donkie Apologies if this is too basic a question. I am currently running Spoolman on my NAS. I assume I can install Docker directly on my control board and run Spoolman there?. It is a BTT Manta E3EZ with a BTT CB1 and their latest image. |
Never used that myself, but if it can run regular ARM/x86 programs then yes it should be possible. Please use the mainsail discord in the future for any questions. Spoolman has it's own channel there, #spoolman |
any update on this? Would love to help test |
This targets running on the host where Mainsail / Moonraker / Klipper are running. So this would be on a Raspberry Pi or other host computer you use. |
Any predicted date on this? |
Requested feature:
Moonraker will soon support integration to my latest invention, Spoolman.
Front ends will be able to interact with the full Spoolman API through a proxy available in Moonraker. So eventually, creating a full CRUD interface is entirely possible if so desired.
However, as a starting point, the most essential thing is being able to set/get the "active spool", which is the spool that Moonraker will track filament usage of to the Spoolman server. This can be done though the web API.
As a second step, displaying more information about the active spool would be cool, such as remaining filament, etc. Also perhaps having warnings pop up if the remaining filament isn't enough for a print before starting it?
Solves the following problem:
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