bambu-cli 0.5.9

CLI tool for use with Bambu Printers

bambu-cli

A command-line interface for controlling Bambu Lab 3D printers via MQTT, HTTPS and FTPS protocols.

Features

• Connect to Bambu Lab printers over LAN or Bambu Cloud
• Upload print files to local printer
• Trigger print and track progress
• Pause, resume and cancel print in progress

Disclaimer

This tool is in a development state and is likely to have missing features, bugs and changes. Use freely within the terms of the license, but at your own risk

Installation

Either from pip:

pip install bambu-cli

or as a Docker image:

docker pull thegeektechworkshop/bambu-cli 

Usage

If using the Docker image, it is recommended to create a shell script wrapper such as:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
docker run -it -v ~/.bambu-cli:/root/.bambu-cli -v $PWD:/root -w /root thegeektechworkshop/bambu-cli $@

You can add a printer available directly on your local network:

bambu add-local 

Or you can login to your Bambu Cloud account...:

bambu login [e-mail] --password mypassword

... and then add a printer already associated with that account:

bambu add-cloud

Print a file. If the printer can be found on the local network it will be uploaded via FTPS first

bambu print myP1S my_print.gcode.3mf

While print is in progress:

• Press 'p' to pause the print job
• Press 'r' to resume a paused print job
• Press 'c' to cancel the print job
• Press 'q' to exit the interface without affecting the print job

AMS is supported. To enable it add the filament-slot mapping:

bambu print myP1S my_print.gcode.3mf --ams 2 x 0

3mf project files can be interrogated for useful information:

bambu 3mf my_print.gcode.3mf

Model: P1S
Nozzle Diameter: 0.4
Filament Type: PLA
Filament Amount: 5.17g
Print Time: 00:14:55

Monitor and control one or more of your printers at once with detailed status information (exclude the --printers parameter to monitor all known printers):

bambu monitor --printers myP1S myA1

License

GNU 3.0 License - see LICENSE file for details