This plugin replaces the default temperature tab of OctoPrint with a plotly graph that incorporates other data supplied by the return of plugin's octoprint-comm-protocol-temperatures-received callbacks.
Install via the bundled Plugin Manager or manually using this URL:
https://github.com/jneilliii/OctoPrint-PlotlyTempGraph/archive/master.zip
These example single file plugins demonstrate how to feed additional temperature data into this plugin. To directly install, right-click a URL below and select copy link address (or similar) and paste into Plugin Manager > Get More > ...from URL and click Install. Otherwise, open these examples as starting points for creating your own.
- Adafruit MCP9808, thanks to @puterboy
- System Command, thanks to @puterboy
- Multiple System Commands, thanks to @puterboy
- Klipper Additional Temps (unnecessary in OctoPrint versions 1.8.0+)
- Prusa MK3 Einsy Temperature, thanks to @puterboy (unnecessary in OctoPrint versions 1.8.0+)
- CPU Temperature (using psutil)
- CPU Temperature (using sysfs commands), thanks to @puterboy
- M106 Fan Speed (gcode received from printer, requires
REPORT_FAN_CHANGEto be enabled in Marlin 2.0.6+) - Marlin Heater Power, parses
@:0 B@:28for nozzle and bed heater values
If you experience issues with this plugin or need assistance please use the issue tracker by clicking issues above.
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