Upload and start a G-code print job over a printer's local PrusaLink API

domain: prusa3d.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Enable PrusaLink on the printer and note its local IP address and API key from the printer's network settings
  2. Send requests with the X-Api-Key header set to that key
  3. GET /api/version and /api/printer to confirm connectivity and read live telemetry (temperatures, state)
  4. PUT the G-code file to the printer's file storage path (e.g. under usb) to upload it, using the print-after-upload option if the firmware supports it
  5. GET /api/job or /api/status to monitor progress, and use the job pause/resume/stop calls as needed

Known gotchas

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