ezeep.js

Overview

The ezeep.js JavaScript library implements the ezeep Blue API to easily offer printing capabilities to any web application. Integrate a printing feature to your web application with just a few steps.

Integration Guide

Getting started

1. Sign up for an ezeep Blue account. This creates an administrator account and a new ezeep organization. Sign up here. After successfully signup, you can manage your ezeep organization here.

2. Register your web application to receive your Client-ID. Contact the ezeep Blue integration team via the API Contact Form and provide the Redirect Uri of your web application. This Uri must host the ezeep.js component. (Here are more details on OAuth workflows and Client-ID/Redirect Uri)

3. Download the ezeep Blue Connector and install it on a machine (e.g. your local machine) with a printer on the same network. After the installation you are prompted to authenticate with your ezeep Account. Your printers in your network will be discovered automatically and advertised to the ezeep Administration Portal.

Angular Integration

ezeep.js is available as Angular library as well. Instructions on how to setup ezeep.js with Angular can be found here.

JavaScript Integration

Important: You need to set up your server with https!

1. Include ezeep.js to your web app by the following options:

Use script tags in your html source:

<!-- use latest version -->
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.ezeep.com/ezeep-js/ezeep.esm.js"></script>
<script nomodule src="https://cdn.ezeep.com/ezeep-js/ezeep.js"></script>

<!-- use specific version -->
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.ezeep.com/ezeep-js/v0.1.50/ezeep.esm.js"></script>
<script nomodule src="https://cdn.ezeep.com/ezeep-js/v0.1.50/ezeep.js"></script>

Use npm:

npm install @ezeep/ezeep-js

2. Add the ezp-printing tag to your html source.

<ezp-printing></ezp-printing>

There are multiple required and optional attributes the ezp-printing element needs in order to provide the print functionality.

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