@deckyard/escl

Network document scanners over eSCL (AirScan, Mopria): find them, read what they offer, scan to pages, files or PDF

Depend on it

[decks]
"@deckyard/escl" = "^0.1.0"

Versions

Version	Status	Kind	Pin	Requires	Engines	Capabilities
0.1.0	live	git	`415e755d93c0`	-	`jennifer >=0.26.0`	`net`

License

LGPL-3.0-only

Source

Source: github.com/deckyard/deck-escl
Released from: 0.1.0
Published under: @deckyard mplx
Repository owner: deckyard

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Readme

@deckyard/escl

A Jennifer client for eSCL, the driverless scan protocol behind AirScan (AirPrint scanning) and Mopria Scan: read what a network scanner can do, check settings against it, scan from the glass or the feeder (duplex too) and get the pages back or written to files.

Documentation

Install

jvc add @deckyard/escl

This vendors the deck to vendor/<scope>/escl/. Without jvc, unpack the src/ subtree of a release archive (<scope>-escl-<version>.tar.gz) there.

Usage

import "@deckyard/escl/" as escl;

def s as escl.Scanner init escl.scanner("192.168.1.40:8080");
def st as escl.Settings init escl.settings();
$st.source = escl.FEEDER;
$st.duplex = true;
escl.scanToFiles($s, $st, "/srv/scans", "letter");

Requirements

Jennifer 0.26.0 or newer, the default binary (the deck needs net; it does not run on jennifer-tiny), and a scanner that speaks eSCL on the network.

Development

tools/check-all.sh                   # the full gate, as CI runs it
jennifer test src/escl_test.j      # the test overlay
tools/check-docs.sh                  # docs against the code
tools/pack.sh dist                   # build the release archive

Licence

tools/check-headers.sh checks every source file's SPDX header against deck.toml.

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