Main Concepts #

The configuration file holds all the important information on setup, however there are protections in place to guide setup and protect against possible errors

Printers #

Example of a Mk3 printer #

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"Printer Name": {
        "ipAddress": "http://ipaddr.local",
        "prefix": "PF",
        "apiKey": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQURSTUVWXYZ12345"
}

Example of a Mk4 printer #

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"Printer Name": {
        "Mk4IPAddress": "http://ipaddr.local",
        "prefix": "PF",
        "apiKey": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQURSTUVWXYZ12345"
    }

Student Accounts #

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"students": {
        "DeveloperName": {
            "hash": "scrypt:32768:8:1$EubZXSjE1SGoJITu$f5f7e8640c6f7a9f2261dba0b3f2f9936558dafcebf9b2e32242733e4025290c46f923ddf43a8524be057ce5d02ab726267b6eeb8ed4c3415197fb138063b0af",
            "role": "developer"
        },
        "ManagerName": {
            "hash": null,
            "role": "manager"
        },
        "StudentName": {
            "hash": null,
            "role": "student"
        }
    }

Hash indicates the hash for the users password. If it is null it indicates the user is actively resetting their password and it will be set upon next login

You cannot determine a users password through the hash, nor can you change a password through the config file as it must be hashed first.

Setup #

Setup will be run if 1 of the following conditions are met

1. /ref/config.json does not exist
2. There are no accounts in config
3. There are no printers in config

You will be automatically redirected from the home page if you do not have all of those items fulfilled

Additionally you will be unable to setup more root users through setup, however to add additional printers you can access that page again