Show each printer on the fleet page as a status gauge.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Joshua King
2026-10-20 15:13:24 -04:00
co-authored by Cursor
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@@ -17,9 +17,12 @@ Home Assistant must be running and its printer integrations must have current pr
The configured swipe order is:
1. Fleet — one row per printer: status, job name, progress, finish time and
time remaining. The header counts printers that need attention, are printing,
paused, idle, offline or still syncing. Tap a row to open that printer.
1. Fleet — one steam gauge per printer, matching the progress arcs on the
printer pages. The needle is print progress, and the arc color follows
status: green while printing, amber while paused, red for an error. The
center is the percent complete and the caption is the status. A line under
the gauges counts printers that need attention, are printing, paused, idle,
offline or still syncing. Tap a gauge to open that printer.
2. PrintsCharming — P1S, Office, both four-slot AMS units.
3. Polly-Pocket — A1 mini, Office, external spool.
4. Ds-Turd-Flinger — A1, Upstairs, four-slot AMS.
@@ -36,8 +39,8 @@ The configured swipe order is:
Swipe left for the next page or right for the previous page. Navigation wraps
from the last printer back to the fleet page. Previous/Next buttons provide the
same navigation. Swipes propagate through the fleet rows, arc gauges and filament
slots. A swipe consumes the rest of that touch so dragging across a row or a
same navigation. Swipes propagate through the fleet gauges and filament
slots. A swipe consumes the rest of that touch so dragging across a gauge or a
navigation button does not also click it.
FDM pages show print status, job name, progress, nozzle and bed current/target
@@ -146,7 +149,7 @@ python esphome/bambu-display/generate.py --check
The generator requires PyYAML (already included in ESPHome's Python environment).
Do not hand-edit `generated.yaml`. There is no two-printer limit in the generator;
adding a printer creates its own subscriptions, widgets, swipe page and fleet row. The practical
adding a printer creates its own subscriptions, widgets, swipe page and fleet gauge. The practical
limit depends on the board's available RAM and flash, and adding printers requires
regenerating and installing the firmware. Seven printers are configured; generation
is also tested with nine. Each Bambu printer's filament strip supports up to eight slots.