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@objectif-lune/ipp

v1.2.0

Published

Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) client library for Node.js (TypeScript modernization fork)

Readme

@objectif-lune/ipp

TypeScript modernization of the IPP Node.js library, maintained as a fork of the original project by William Kapke.

Fork Notice

This package is a fork of:

  • Upstream: https://github.com/williamkapke/ipp

The fork keeps the original protocol tables and callback API shape while adding modern runtime support and tests for:

  • Node 20+
  • IPP/IPPS over Node http/https
  • Streaming request bodies
  • HTTP Basic authentication
  • Expect: 100-Continue

Install

npm install @objectif-lune/ipp

Transport Design

This package uses a single Node HTTP stack (http/https) for both ipp: and ipps: URLs.

Why not fetch?

  • We intentionally keep native request lifecycle control for Expect: 100-Continue and stream-first behavior.

Quick Usage

const ipp = require("@objectif-lune/ipp");

const printer = ipp.Printer("ipp://printer.local:631/ipp/print");
printer.execute(
	"Get-Printer-Attributes",
	{
		"operation-attributes-tag": {
			"requesting-user-name": "demo"
		}
	},
	(error, response) => {
		if (error) {
			console.error(error);
			return;
		}
		console.log(response);
	}
);

Promise APIs

  • ipp.requestAsync(optionsOrUrl, body)
  • printer.executeAsync(operation, message)

Example:

const ipp = require("@objectif-lune/ipp");

const response = await ipp.requestAsync(
	"ipp://printer.local:631/ipp/print",
	Buffer.from("1234567890")
);

console.log(response);

Basic Authentication

You can provide credentials either through explicit auth options or URL userinfo.

const ipp = require("@objectif-lune/ipp");

const printer = ipp.Printer("ipp://printer.local:631/ipp/print", {
	auth: {
		username: "alice",
		password: "secret"
	}
});

await printer.executeAsync("Get-Printer-Attributes", {
	"operation-attributes-tag": {
		"requesting-user-name": "alice"
	}
});

Streaming Support (IPP/IPPS)

For large documents, stream without buffering the full payload in memory.

const fs = require("node:fs");
const ipp = require("@objectif-lune/ipp");

const printer = ipp.Printer("ipps://printer.local:631/ipp/print");

await printer.executeAsync("Print-Job", {
	"operation-attributes-tag": {
		"requesting-user-name": "demo",
		"job-name": "file.pdf",
		"document-format": "application/pdf"
	},
	data: fs.createReadStream("./file.pdf")
});

Direct request streaming is also supported via:

  • { header: Buffer, data: Readable }

Expect: 100-Continue

The request layer supports Expect: 100-Continue using Node's native HTTP client events:

await ipp.requestAsync(
	{
		protocol: "ipp:",
		hostname: "printer.local",
		port: 631,
		path: "/ipp/print",
		headers: {
			Expect: "100-Continue"
		},
		continue: () => {
			// Called when server allows request body transfer.
		}
	},
	Buffer.from("1234567890")
);

Development

npm run build
npm run test
npm run test:coverage
npm run lint
npm run typecheck

License

MIT

Copyright notices from the upstream project are preserved.