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test client: support "disconnect" notification 

The webhooks module may now be used to retreive "ready" and "shutdown" state

Signed-off-by:  Eric Callahan <arksine.code@gmail.com>
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Arksine 2020-08-16 08:20:41 -04:00
parent 279d53afde
commit a17e1d4056
1 changed files with 36 additions and 32 deletions
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@ -218,6 +218,28 @@ function update_error(cmd, msg) {
update_term("Command [" + cmd + "] resulted in an error: " + msg); update_term("Command [" + cmd + "] resulted in an error: " + msg);
console.log("Error processing " + cmd +": " + msg); console.log("Error processing " + cmd +": " + msg);
} }
function handle_klippy_state(state) {
// Klippy state can be "ready", "disconnect", and "shutdown". This
// differs from Printer State in that it represents the status of
// the Host software
switch(state) {
case "ready":
// It would be possible to use this event to notify the
// client that the printer has started, however the server
// may not start in time for clients to receive this event.
// It is being kept in case
if (!klippy_ready)
update_term("Klippy Ready");
break;
case "shutdown":
// Either M112 was entered or there was a printer error. We
// probably want to notify the user and disable certain controls.
klippy_ready = false;
update_term("Klipper has shutdown, check klippy.log for info");
break;
}
}
//***********End UI Update Functions****************/ //***********End UI Update Functions****************/
//***********Websocket-Klipper API Functions (JSON-RPC)************/ //***********Websocket-Klipper API Functions (JSON-RPC)************/
@ -553,6 +575,8 @@ function handle_status_update(status) {
update_streamdiv(name, attr, val); update_streamdiv(name, attr, val);
} }
break; break;
case "webhooks.state":
handle_klippy_state(val);
default: default:
update_streamdiv(name, attr, val); update_streamdiv(name, attr, val);
@ -562,19 +586,7 @@ function handle_status_update(status) {
} }
json_rpc.register_method("notify_status_update", handle_status_update); json_rpc.register_method("notify_status_update", handle_status_update);
function handle_klippy_state(state) { function handle_klippy_disconnected() {
// Klippy state can be "ready", "disconnect", and "shutdown". This
// differs from Printer State in that it represents the status of
// the Host software
switch(state) {
case "ready":
// It would be possible to use this event to notify the
// client that the printer has started, however the server
// may not start in time for clients to receive this event.
// It is being kept in case
update_term("Klippy Ready");
break;
case "disconnect":
// Klippy has disconnected from the MCU and is prepping to // Klippy has disconnected from the MCU and is prepping to
// restart. The client will receive this signal right before // restart. The client will receive this signal right before
// the websocket disconnects. If we need to do any kind of // the websocket disconnects. If we need to do any kind of
@ -585,16 +597,8 @@ function handle_klippy_state(state) {
setTimeout(() => { setTimeout(() => {
get_klippy_info(); get_klippy_info();
}, 2000); }, 2000);
break;
case "shutdown":
// Either M112 was entered or there was a printer error. We
// probably want to notify the user and disable certain controls.
klippy_ready = false;
update_term("Klipper has shutdown, check klippy.log for info");
break;
} }
} json_rpc.register_method("notify_klippy_disconnected", handle_klippy_disconnected);
json_rpc.register_method("notify_klippy_state_changed", handle_klippy_state);
function handle_file_list_changed(file_info) { function handle_file_list_changed(file_info) {
// This event fires when a client has either added or removed // This event fires when a client has either added or removed