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unix-print-jh

v1.0.0

Published

Utility for Unix-like operating systems to print PDF files from Node.js and Electron modified to suit JH internal usage

Downloads

2

Readme

Unix-print

A utility for Unix-like operating systems to print files from Node.js and Electron.

  • Understands different types of files, such as PDF, text, PostScript, and image files.
  • Supports label printers such as Rollo and Zebra.

Table of Contents

Basic Usage

Print a PDF file to the default printer:

import { print } from "unix-print";

print("assets/file.pdf").then(console.log);

Installation

Install using Yarn:

yarn add unix-print

Or using npm:

npm install --save unix-print

API

print(pdf, printer, options) => Promise<void>

A function to print a file to a printer.

Arguments

| Argument | Type | Optional | Description | | -------- | :--------: | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | file | string | Required | A file to print. | | printer | string | Optional | Print a file to the specific printer. | | options | string[] | Optional | Any option from this list. |

Returns

Promise<void>.

To print a file to the default printer:

import { print } from "unix-print";

print("assets/file.pdf").then(console.log);

To print a file to a specific printer:

import { print } from "unix-print";

const fileToPrint = "assets/file.pdf";
const printer = "Zebra";

print(fileToPrint, printer).then(console.log);

With some printer-specific options:

import { print } from "unix-print";

const fileToPrint = "assets/file.jpg";
const printer = undefined;
const options = ["-o landscape", "-o fit-to-page", "-o media=A4"];

print("assets/file.jpg", printer, options).then(console.log);

getPrinters() => Promise<Printer[]>

Returns

Promise<Printer[]>: List of available printers.

Examples

import { getPrinters } from "unix-print";

getPrinters().then(console.log);

getDefaultPrinter() => Promise<Printer | null>

Returns

Promise<Printer | null>: System default printer or null.

Examples

import { getPrinters } from "unix-print";

getDefaultPrinter().then(console.log);

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md for details.