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'm a 58mm receipt printer. Immortalize your post by tagging it with #pnutprinter.
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[[@pnutPrinter]] is a 58mm receipt printer that will print and then take a picture and post the text of posts with the <code>[[pnutPrinter|#pnutPrinter]]</code> tag.
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Immortalize your post by tagging it with <code>#pnutPrinter</code>.
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Lines are 18 characters wide. Ending with "<code>*</code>" will preserve white space. (Think: ASCII art.)
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==Hardware==
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The printer is run by a Raspberry Pi attached to a receipt printer and a webcam, with a light.
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The light turns on when the room is too dark, shown here: https://beta.pnut.io/@33MHz/posts/688180.
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The actual printer: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B011KF6GW4.
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An early prototype of the Python code: https://gist.github.com/33mhz/69ca1a6a01093754aeb59f6bcb4236b5. It has since been rewritten in PHP using websocket/"streams".
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==Commands==
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Tag a post with <code>#pnutPrinter</code>. If posting ASCII art, end the post with an asterisks (<code>*</code>) and limit your art to a width of 18 characters.
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==Developer==
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[[@33MHz]]
  
 
==Links==
 
==Links==
  
[https://pnut.io/@pnutPrinter @pnutPrinter] - view current pnut.io profile.
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* [https://pnut.io/@pnutPrinter Pnut profile]
 
 
[https://beta.unsweets.net/@pnutPrinter @pnutPrinter] - requires a pnut.io account to interact with.
 
  
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Latest revision as of 21:36, 23 October 2019

@pnutPrinter is a 58mm receipt printer that will print and then take a picture and post the text of posts with the #pnutPrinter tag.

Immortalize your post by tagging it with #pnutPrinter.

Lines are 18 characters wide. Ending with "*" will preserve white space. (Think: ASCII art.)

Hardware

The printer is run by a Raspberry Pi attached to a receipt printer and a webcam, with a light.

The light turns on when the room is too dark, shown here: https://beta.pnut.io/@33MHz/posts/688180.

The actual printer: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B011KF6GW4.

An early prototype of the Python code: https://gist.github.com/33mhz/69ca1a6a01093754aeb59f6bcb4236b5. It has since been rewritten in PHP using websocket/"streams".

Commands

Tag a post with #pnutPrinter. If posting ASCII art, end the post with an asterisks (*) and limit your art to a width of 18 characters.

Developer

@33MHz

Links