[octomirror-module] Monitor & Control an OctoPrint 3D Printer Server

[barnosch]

Great. Good idea, since it is “only” a img tag, it is pretty easy.
i was thinking to complicated. Now it fits nicely.

Looking forward for the “hide camera window when not printing” feature.
But no hurry.

Great work!

[michael24h]

My stream showing upside down. any idea ?

[michael24h]

this works for me:
div.octomirror-module img {
transform: rotate(180deg);

[d3r]

Installed this on my pi3 for the Mp select mini today. This is great!

[citizendevpi]

I can not seam to get the informatin to show up all items say n/a but my video shows no problem, would realy apricate any help

[shbatm]

Can you please post your config section? Have you enabled the API and provided an API key?

[michael24h]

@shbatm said in [octomirror-module] Monitor & Control an OctoPrint 3D Printer Server:
please post your config section

[citizendevpi]

@shbatm

}, {
        module: "octomirror-module",
        position: "bottom_left",
        config: {
            url: "http://192.168.2.141",
            api_key: "B7ACF3C4BDD04D61BF5176C75778661E",
        }
    },

so i obviously cannot figure out how to copy paste my config i feel like i have some issues

[citizendevpi]

@shbatm yes I have enabled the API as you can c it is in my config

[shbatm]

@citizendevpi Try adding debugMode: true, to the config and see if you get any useful information in the logs. I can’t remember if they’ll show up in the console or DevTools. Also, it’s been a while since I’ve used the module, but it will only show data when it’s actually printing too.

[michael24h]

@citizendevpi said in [octomirror-module] Monitor & Control an OctoPrint 3D Printer Server:

url: “http://192.168.2.141”
Looks like link isn’t complete. Should looks like this http://ip_address/webcam/?action=stream

{
        module: 'MMM-MotionEye',
        position: 'top_right',
            config:  {
            width: "460px",
            autoHide: false,
            url: "http://octoprint IP address/webcam/?action=stream",
            debug: false,    
            user: "pi"  
        }
    },   

I hope this will help you

[michael24h]

Try open octoprint > go to webcam > then open image in new tab. and copy http address from web browser to your config file in octomirror-module.

[shbatm]

@michael24h said in [octomirror-module] Monitor & Control an OctoPrint 3D Printer Server:

Looks like link isn’t complete. Should looks like this http://ip_address/webcam/?action=stream

Nope, that shouldn’t be it. He said his stream was working and the url parameter is just for the octopi instance, not the stream. The module assumes it needs to add /webcam/?action=stream” unless streamUrl is provided.

[shbatm]

@citizendevpi

Just confirming: you are using my version https://github.com/shbatm/octomirror-module not the original, correct?

[citizendevpi]

@shbatm let me check and yes u are correct I do have my stream no problem but no info and I would only expect it to give me stats when printing

[citizendevpi]

@shbatm yes shbatm/octomirror-module

[citizendevpi]

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[citizendevpi]

Any help

[shbatm]

@citizendevpi said in [octomirror-module] Monitor & Control an OctoPrint 3D Printer Server:

Any help

Sorry, I haven’t had a chance to fire up my printer and take a look yet. Going to try in the next few days. They’ve probably updated something in Octoprint that broke it.

One thing I did think of to have you check on: make sure you have Allow CORS turned on in your Octoprint settings.

[shbatm]

@michael24h @citizendevpi Please update the module to the latest version and give it a try.

Short version: OctoPrint changed the way the API login works.
Long version: The new bundled OctoPrint plugin ForceLogin now requires the API to get a session ID and send it back to the socket before it will send any detailed messages. Detailed here and here.