danielrosehill/label-printer-plugin

install-drivers

Install the Linux tooling label printing needs — brother_ql, ptouch-print, CUPS drivers, mDNS discovery and the Python rendering libraries.

label-templates

Save a label you print repeatedly as a reusable template, list what is saved, and print from one with fields overridden.

print-label

Print a label on a registered printer at a chosen media size, with an optional second line. Previews first when the layout is uncertain.

profile-printers

Find label printers on this machine and LAN and record them in a local registry with a name, id and description so later prints can pick one.

qr-labels

Print a label carrying a QR code — what to encode, how big it has to be to scan, and how it shares the label with text.

printer-troubleshooting

Diagnose why a label did not print — printer unreachable, powered off, media errors, wrong tape width, or bridge connectivity. Use when a print tool fails, printer_status reports not ok, or the user says the printer isn't working.

batch-label-run

Print many different labels in one run — a whole shelf of boxes, a list of assets, or labels generated from a CSV or inventory export. Use when the user wants to label multiple distinct items at once rather than one at a time.

label-a-storage-unit

Print a QR-coded label for a storage box, bin, shelf or crate — unit id big, contents summary underneath, QR linking to the unit's page. Use when the user asks to label a box, bin, shelf, tote or storage unit.

label-an-asset

Print a QR-coded inventory label for a single asset — asset number big, item name underneath, QR linking to the item's page. Use when the user asks to label an item, print an asset tag, or tag something for inventory.