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@thermal-label/marklife-node

v0.1.0

Published

Node.js driver (Bluetooth SPP, USB) for the Marklife / Deli / AbleMark family of thermal label printers

Readme

@thermal-label/marklife-node

Node.js driver for the Marklife / Deli / FeiOou AbleMark family of thermal label printers and their whitelabels, over any Transport from @thermal-label/transport: Bluetooth SPP through the OS-paired RFCOMM port, or USB Printer-class on the P12 and P15.

Install

pnpm add @thermal-label/marklife-node

Quick start

Pair the printer at the OS level; the SPP channel surfaces as a serial port (/dev/rfcomm0, /dev/tty.<Name>-SPPDev, COMx).

import { MarklifeDiscovery, MEDIA } from '@thermal-label/marklife-node';

const printer = await new MarklifeDiscovery().openBluetoothSpp({
  serialPath: '/dev/rfcomm0',
  deviceKey: 'S8',
});
try {
  await printer.print(image, MEDIA.GAP_50X30);
} finally {
  await printer.close();
}

Or construct MarklifePrinter over a transport you already hold:

import { UsbTransport } from '@thermal-label/transport/node';
import { DEVICES } from '@thermal-label/marklife-core';
import { MarklifePrinter } from '@thermal-label/marklife-node';

const printer = new MarklifePrinter(DEVICES.P12, await UsbTransport.open(0x09c7, 0x0011), 'usb');

print() needs a media descriptor — no chassis reports its media — and feeds the job in registry-sized packets with the pause the firmware needs, on USB and SPP alike.

Documentation

Supported hardware

28 devices — 3 verified · 0 partial · 19 expected · 5 unsupported · 1 unverified

| Model | Key | Protocol | Transports | Status | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | A1 | A1 | L11 | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | BARABOGOP12 | BARABOGOP12 | L11 | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | D100 | D100 | JBIG | BT SPP, BT LE | ❌ unsupported | | D210 | D210 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | ewtto ET-Z0535 | ETZ0535 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | Jammuk S2 | JAMMUK_S2 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | L100 | L100_BY_X4 | JBIG | BT SPP, BT LE | ❌ unsupported | | LP15 | LP15 | L11 | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | LP25 | LP25_BY_P12 | L11 | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | LP90 | LP90 | L11 | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | LPW40 | LPW40 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | M50 | M50_BY_S2 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | M57 | M57_BY_P50 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | M60 | M60_BY_X2 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | P12 | P12 | L11 | USB, BT SPP, BT LE | ✅ verified | | P15 | P15 | L11 | USB, BT SPP, BT LE | ✅ verified | | P15R | P15R | L11 | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | P50 | P50 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | R15 | R15 | L11 | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | S2 | S2 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | ✅ verified | | S8 | S8 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | T2 | T2 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | T3 | T3 | CPCL | BT SPP, BT LE | ⏳ unverified | | U210 | U210_BY_D210 | JBIG | BT SPP, BT LE | ❌ unsupported | | X2 | X2 | YXQ | BT SPP, BT LE | 🔄 expected | | X2 (BLE) | X2_BLE | YXQ | BT LE | 🔄 expected | | X4 | X4 | JBIG | BT SPP, BT LE | ❌ unsupported | | X8 | X8 | JBIG | BT SPP, BT LE | ❌ unsupported |

Click any model to open its detail page on the docs site, where engines, supported media, and verification reports live. The same data backs the interactive cross-driver table.

License

MIT