* Add self-open mechanism
* self-open mechanism through the 'device' property
* Separate open() and store connection in 'device'
* Restore device status to False on close()
* Add default value to all params + type annotations
* Add generic DeviceNotFoundError exception
* Update USBNotFoundError return code
* Enhance connectors consistency
* Fix LP printer stall
* Fix LP waste of paper due to auto-flush + flush on close
* Move platform dependent printers' guard to init
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* add type annotations
* Update setup.cfg
* improve mypy and test config
* get_profile_class returns a baseProfile
* mute mypy type issue
* add set_with_default
* docstring
* add test for empty call
* correct type annotations in set_with_default
* improve tests
* test for exception
* sort with isort
* add default value to get call
* empty string has the same effect: will not be found --> None
* add mypy test to workflow
* explicitely call mypy
* update spelling
* add spellchecking
* improve spelling
* improve spelling config
* extend word list
* improve spelling
* improve spelling
* escalate warning in spell check to failure
* fix spelling
* fix spelling
* add plural
* Update doc/spelling_wordlist.txt
* do not stop on warning
* require newest sphinxcontrib spelling
* remove old comment
* add authors as single line entry to spelling list
* reenable stop on warning
* add inheritance diagrams to all printers and exceptions
* split off printer implementations into separate files
* add wrapper that thros RuntimeError if not importable
* add dependency check for lp
* add dependency check for pyserial
* added check for usability
* import Win32Raw
* include WIn32Raw in documentation
* enable all extras on tox
* update github workflow
Drops Py3.7, improves typing and adds a mypy config, improves the docstrings and isorts the imports.
* configure isort
* sort with isort
* add github action
* enable flake8-docstrings
* fix docstrings
* add mypy env
* no implicit optional
* add type for raw
* add some type hints
* Add buzzer function
* Add `buzzer(time, duration)` function to control the buzzer on supported
printers.
* Add unit tests for buzzer function.
* Update test_function_buzzer.py to pass black
* Run black in tests files
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* break line
* remove unused imports
* remove unused os import
* make flake8 more strict
* configure flake for black
* fix action
* use importlib_resources
* rename deprecated methods
* Merge software and hardware barcodes to one method
* Fix wrong sw barcode heigh/width
* Add missing param to _sw_barcode call
* Make barcode() smarter, improvements and clean up
* Use param font_size in sw_barcode()
* Update docstrings
* Update barcode examples and docs
* Add --force_software option to CLI
* Attempt to match the sw and hw barcode sizes
* Better approximation to native font size
* Fix docs build
* Update tests at test_function_softbarcode
* Fix exception
* Move image dpi setting to writter_options
* Fix _sw_barcode() docstring param
* Fix wrong default param in docstring
* improve linkage in documentation
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* Add support for slip/cheque dot matrix printers
* format
* fix comments
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Rendering to /dev/null by a call to .write causes an error. Calling .render directly is simpler and fixes the error.
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Python 2.7 EOL is arriving on 2020-01-01: https://pythonclock.org/
This will allow us to use Python 3 only libraries, like python-barcode,
which can maintain a reduced, simpler codebase, due to only one version
to support.
Closes#371.
Signed-off-by: Romain Porte <microjoe@microjoe.org>
* add a method to check barcode code format
ensure that the code to print is compatible with the ESC/POS formats and
also automatically check this format before printing (barcode() method).
* rewrite test using pytest's parametrize functionality
* add test for the 'check' argument
* update authors list
This was tested on ZJ-5890 with success. By default centering is
deactivated for backward compatibility. Trying to center a QR code in
native mode will raise an exception as we do not know ATM if the native
rendering is centered by default or not.
* Added basic tests for center feature
* Check image size before centering
The DLE EOT command allows querying the status of several features of
the printer.
Added to the online/offline status developed in #237, this commit adds a
paper sensor querying.
Tested with an Epson TM-T20II, which only has an end-paper sensor. The
near-end paper sensor should be tested with a compatible printer.
However, the implementation is quite straight-forward.
The changes done in this commit should help with the open issues:
#5, #27 and #161.
The old implementation lacked the NUL char at the end of the command, as
defined on the Epson ESC/POS Reference Guide (see
https://reference.epson-biz.com/modules/ref_escpos/index.php?content_id=53
). Also, the horizontal tab control character (CTL_HT) shouldn't be
there.
This implementation allows setting up to 32 tabs with a given tab width.
Both values are checked to be in the valid ranges defined on the guide.
Also, the TabPosError exception text has been rewritten to define the
stated above.
* Ensure QR codes have a border large enough
(The QR code spec requires a border at least 4*box_size thick but we can't
just set border=16 because that results in a QR code more than 255px tall
and I'm not yet ready to use fullimage() as a backend for it)
This fix was originally commited by Stephan Sokolow on 2014-05-22
* Let the user print stuff using qr example
* fix tests
* Added the DLE EOT querying command.
Added a function to check whether the printer is online or not, as well
as a reading method for USB printers.
* Update AUTHORS
* Add entry to .mailmap
* currently USB only
Actually the hardware barcode implementation is very specific and not
generic enough for just adding a `soft_render=True` argument to it. This
is a first work that can be improved with other commits, maybe for
merging this method in the `barcode` method after some cleanup.
The width, height and text_distance were set using empiric
print-and-retry tests so that the generated barcode looks nice to the
eye (and to the eye of an Android scanner tool.
!WARNING! Printing a barcode that is too large in width will result in
the printer to go crazy trying to print an image that is too large for
it. This may be fixed by raising an exception in the `image` method.
