Ability to run script from within KISS

[sinned6915]

Jonathan et al-

I would like to request the ability to run a script from within KISS, specifically to upload to Octoprint.

This is how they do it from within S3D-
https://github.com/foosel/OctoPrint/wik ... -Octoprint

using CURL- https://curl.haxx.se/using command lines to send data.

best regards,

dennis

[pjr]

Is it possible to use the Settings/Printer/Firmware/Post-Process entry field for this?

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Peter

[hacker]

Is it possible to use the Settings/Printer/Firmware/Post-Process entry field for this?

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Peter

It is. That's how I upload and print from kisslicer on the duet.

[sinned6915]

Thank you for showing me where this is.

How are you connecting and sending to the duet? What is the connection or protocol that you are using?

[sinned6915]

[quote="pjr"]Is it possible to use the Settings/Printer/Firmware/Post-Process entry field for this?

It IS possible! We should move this from Feature requests to Tips & Tricks! Here is my script using curl. I got some assistance in final debug from Jubaleth on freenode reprap irc.

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ECHO ON
ECHO FILENAME %1

curl -k -H "X-Api-Key: *YOUR_OCTOPRINT_API_HERE*" -F "select=false" -F "print=false" -F "file=@""%1""" "http://192.168.*.*/api/files/local"

PAUSE

[hacker]

Thank you for showing me where this is.

How are you connecting and sending to the duet? What is the connection or protocol that you are using?

The duet's protocol is described somewhere on the duet site or in the reprapfirmware's code, can't tell now, been a while, but it's basically

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curl --data-binary @"$inf" "${endpoint}rr_upload?name=$upf&time=$ft

where ft is file time:

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ft="$(TZ=UTC date -r "$inf" +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S)"

and potentially initiate printing:

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curl -s "${endpoint}rr_gcode?gcode=M32%20%22/${upf}%22"

Those are fragments of one shell script that is invoked with different parameters by applescript that presents dialog (like upload/print/nothing). Things are happening on mac, as you might have guessed. The recipe also applies to linux, not sure how exactly to deal with that on windows, but should be possible.

[sinned6915]

The syntax that works in KISS_2.0 seems to be -

YOUR_SCRIPT.BAT "<FILE>"

YOUR_SCRIPT.BAT contains-

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curl -k -H "X-Api-Key: **API_KEY**" -F "select=false" -F "print=false" -F file=@%1 "http://octoprint.local/api/files/local"