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Zpl - Esc/Pos Printer

Printer emulator for Zpl, Esc/Pos rendering engine. The emulator is based on the labelary web service. You can configure print density, label size and the tcp server to listen for any incoming labels.

Releases

New in Version 3.0

The app now emulates Epson ESC/POS. The emulator is based on the receipt-print-hq/escpos-tools repo by @mike42, and can be installed via the binaries/zips on the GitHub Releases page. It currently supports

  • Windows:
    • Squarrel installer (zpl-escpos-printer-version-win32-arch-setup.exe)
    • Portable runner (zpl-escpos-printer-portable-version.exe)
    • NuGet package (zpl-escpos-printer-version-full.nupkg)
    • msi installer (TODO)
  • Linux:
    • Rpm (zpl-escpos-printer-version.arch.rpm)
    • Deb (zpl-escpos-printer_version_arch.deb)
    • Zip (Zpl-EscPos.Printer-linux-arch-version.zip)
  • Mac:
    • Zip (Zpl-EscPos.Printer-darwin-arch-version.zip)

New in Version 2.0

The app now runs standalone via Electron.

References

Release notes

Version 3.0

  • Refactor Reworked code
  • New Esc/Pos Support
  • Fix Bug fixes

Version 2.2

  • Refactor Reworked code
  • Upgrade Bump dependencies

Version 2.1

  • Refactor Reworked entire app
  • Fix Save labels
  • New Support raw text file on save labels
  • New Support pixels for width/height

Version 2.0

  • Refactor Reworked entire app to run in an Electron app instead of the Chrome Plugin API

Version 1.6

  • Fix PDF label export.
  • New TCP input buffer size can be configure in settings.

Version 1.5

  • New Support to print multiple labels in one request.
  • New Optional setting to keep tcp connection alive.

Version 1.4.1

  • Fix Minor fixes

Version 1.4

  • New Ability to save labels as image (PNG) or as PDF. (Thanks to Derek Preston)

Version 1.3

  • Change Labelary web service call from GET to POST to support large ZPL templates. (Thanks to pitufo)

Contributing

checkout the project. run yarn install. use yarn start to run in development mode and use yarn make to generate binaries for your OS