Note
Keep in mind, Mobileraker is free and open source. However, if you like the app and want to support the development for it and cover some of the costs feel free to support via donations, through app store ratings, or by starring the project on GitHub!
🏷️ Mobileraker works as a simple UI for Klipper on the phone. Connect it to an existing moonraker installation and control the printer.
🧰 With Mobileraker, the user has access to critical machine commands:
- Pause, Resume, Stop a print job
- Monitor the print progress
- Control all axis of the machine
- Control the heaters
- Get the current temperature readings
- Control fans
- Control pins like LEDs
- Send GCode Macros
- Emergency Stop the machine
🛠️ Additionally, Mobileraker enables the user to monitor the machine via an integrated webcam viewer with support for multiple cams, interact with the machine through the GCode console and browse the available GCode files to start a new print job. Mobileraker also offers comfort features like remote push notifications about the progress of a print job, temperature presets.
✨ One more thing ... Mobileraker can manage multiple machines!
✍🏻 Some final words from the project owner: Hi, My name is Patrick Schmidt, and I am the developer of Mobileraker. Mobileraker started as a small side project with the intention to be able to control My 3D printer via My phone. After posting some screenshots of the app to the 3D printing community, the public interest in Mobileraker grew, and I published it to the app stores. As I am only able to work on Mobileraker in my free time, I am always thankful for support and feedback. Either via lovely messages of people enjoying Mobileraker, good reviews in the store or through donations. I hope you enjoy Mobileraker and happy printing 🙏!
Want to say thank you? Want to help covering some of the costs of mobileraker?
Feel free to donate any amount of ☕️/🍕.
Note
Android's progress notification (Shown in the Impression Images) is not supported anymore, due to a change in a 3rd party library. As soon as this library offers support for this kind of notification again, I will revisit the implementation (Feel free to contribute).
Mobileraker allows users to enable push notifications, which are also delivered if your phone is not in the same network as your klipperized 3D printer. To allow Mobileraker to send push notifications to your phone, please install and configure the Mobileraker's Companion. You can learn more about it by visiting the Mobileraker's Companion GitHub project to learn more.
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Warning
This is only required if you plan to contribute to this project or want to build the app locally
- Ensure you have flutter and flutterfire installed on your machine
- Import the project into your IDE
- Run
flutter pub getthenflutter packages pub run build_runner buildto generate required files - Create
lib\license.dartwithconst AWESOME_FCM_LICENSE_ANDROID = ""; const AWESOME_FCM_LICENSE_IOS = "";as the content of the file - Run
flutterfire configurefor your firebase project, targeting android and ios platforms
The changelog can be found in docs/changelog.md.
