Upload and start a print file on a Prusa printer via PrusaLink's file API

domain: github.com/prusa3d/Prusa-Link-Web · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. PUT the raw file bytes to /api/v1/files/{storage}/{path} (e.g. storage=local) with Content-Length and Content-Type headers set.
  2. Set the Print-After-Upload request header to "?1" to start printing immediately after a successful upload, or "?0" to just store it.
  3. Set Overwrite: "?1" when intentionally replacing an existing file; otherwise a 409 Conflict is returned on a name collision.
  4. POST to the same file path with an empty body to start a print of an already-uploaded file when no job is currently running.
  5. DELETE the file path to remove it, which fails with 409 if that file is currently printing.

Known gotchas

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