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hp-webscan-client

v1.1.3

Published

Send scan requests to an HP printer

Downloads

18

Readme

About

Some HP printers include the webscan protocol. This client can be used to interact with this protocol and request scans from a printer on your local network.

Only tested with HP Envy 6432e.

Setup your printer

In my case, the webscan function of my printer had to be enabled in the webinterface.

For the HP Envy 6432e the setting is located at Settings > Security > Administrator Settings. Check the box next to "Webscan from EWS" and save the changes.

Installation

npm install hp-webscan-client

Usage

import { WebScan } from "hp-webscan-client";

// Create a new WebScan instance
const client = new WebScan({
    ip: "PRINTER_IP",
});

// Start scanning process and save file to output.pdf
client.scanToFile({
    color: true,
    output: {
        format: "application/pdf",
        path: "output.pdf",
    },
});

// Start scanning process and return document as buffer
const buffer = client.scanToBuffer({
    color: true,
    format: "application/pdf",
});

Properties

IScanDocumentOptions

| Key | Type | Description | Required | Default | | ---------- | ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ------- | | color | boolean | Set to true for a color scan and false for grayscale | yes | none | | source | string | Choose between "Platen" and "Feeder" where Platen is the glass scanning surface and Feeder is the automatic document feeder | no | Platen | | output | IScanOutput | Specified the content type and path | yes | none | | resolution | int | Sets the resolution of the scanned document. Lower will be faster. Fixed to 85 when Feeder is set as source. | no | 300 | | brightness | int | The brightness of the scan | false | 1000 | | contrast | int | The contrast of the scan | false | 1000 |

IScanDocumentBufferOptions

| Key | Type | Description | Required | Default | | ---------- | ------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ------- | | color | boolean | Set to true for a color scan and false for grayscale | yes | none | | source | string | Choose between "Platen" and "Feeder" where Platen is the glass scanning surface and Feeder is the automatic document feeder | no | Platen | | format | string | Specified the content type. Choose between "application/pdf" and "image/jpeg" | yes | none | | resolution | int | Sets the resolution of the scanned document. Lower will be faster. Fixed to 85 when Feeder is set as source. | no | 300 | | brightness | int | The brightness of the scan | false | 1000 | | contrast | int | The contrast of the scan | false | 1000 |

IScanOutput

| Key | Type | Description | Required | Default | | ------ | ------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ------- | | format | string | Specified the content type. Choose between "application/pdf" and "image/jpeg" | yes | none | | path | string | Path that the scanned document will be saved at | yes | none |

WebScan Class

Functions

  • scanToFile
scanToFile(options: IScanDocumentOptions): Promise<void>

This function will initiate a scan and save the scanned document to a local file.

  • scanToBuffer
scanToBuffer(options: IScanDocumentBufferOptions): Promise<Buffer>

This function will initiate a scan and return the scanned document as a buffer.