FlashForgeWebUI v1.2.0-alpha.2 (Pre-release)

FlashForgeWebUI v1.2.0-alpha.2 (Pre-release)

Standalone web-based interface for FlashForge 3D printers.

This is an alpha pre-release build intended for testing before the next stable WebUI release.

Changes

Added

• Thumbnail previews in the Recent/Local file dialog: each file now shows a lazily loaded preview image (with a "No Preview" fallback), backed by a persistent per-printer on-disk cache (data/Thumbnails/{serial}/) so re-opening the dialog is instant

Fixed

• TVOC air-quality reading now displays on the filtration card for every printer that reports it (e.g. the Adventurer 5M Pro), instead of only the Creator 5 Pro. The Creator 5 Pro now shows the filtration card with its controls disabled rather than hiding it entirely

Downloads

Choose the appropriate binary for your platform:

• Windows (x64): flashforge-webui-win-x64.exe
• macOS (Intel): flashforge-webui-macos-x64.bin
• macOS (Apple Silicon): flashforge-webui-macos-arm64.bin
• Linux (x64): flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin
• Linux (ARM64): flashforge-webui-linux-arm64.bin (Raspberry Pi 4/5, ARM servers)
• Linux (ARMv7): flashforge-webui-linux-armv7.bin (Raspberry Pi 3, older ARM devices)

Installation

1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform
2. Make it executable (Linux/macOS): chmod +x flashforge-webui-*.bin
3. Run it: ./flashforge-webui-*.bin (or flashforge-webui-*.exe on Windows)

Usage

Run with no arguments to start the WebUI server only:

./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin

After startup, open http://localhost:3000 in your browser by default.
The default password is changeme unless you override it in your config or via --webui-password.

Or use CLI options to auto-connect to printers:

# Connect to last used printer
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --last-used

# Connect to all saved printers
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --all-saved-printers

# Connect to specific printer(s)
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --printers="192.168.1.100:new:12345678"

# Customize WebUI port and password
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --webui-port=3001 --webui-password=mypassword

More Information

• README for full documentation
• CHANGELOG for the full release history
• Compare changes since v1.2.0-alpha.1

FlashForgeWebUI v1.2.0-alpha.1 (Pre-release)

FlashForgeWebUI v1.2.0-alpha.1 (Pre-release)

Standalone web-based interface for FlashForge 3D printers.

This is an alpha pre-release build intended for testing before the next stable WebUI release.

Changes

Added

• Creator 5 / Creator 5 Pro printer support via the new Creator5Backend, including model detection, an HTTP-only connection flow, and material station support
• Multi-tool temperature card for the Creator 5 series showing per-tool, bed, and chamber targets
• Read-only TVOC air-quality display for printers that report it
• ifs-station dashboard card — a real IFS Material Station grid (4 slots, material + color swatch) that refreshes from the printer's cached station status
• Manual IFS slot editor with a 14-material dropdown and 24-color swatch grid, pre-seeded from the slot's current state
• "Set from Spoolman" action that snaps a Spoolman spool's material/color to the AD5X fixed palette (CIEDE2000 color matching) before applying it to a slot
• POST /spoolman/slot-config route (zod-validated, material-station gated) that calls the library's configureSlot (msConfig_cmd)
• ifs-palette utility (src/webui/static/shared/ifs-palette.ts) with nearest-color and nearest-material resolution, plus Jest coverage
• Authenticated camera proxy (CameraStreamProxy) that tunnels authenticated WebUI clients to the local go2rtc API at /api/camera/ws, so browsers never reach the unauthenticated go2rtc port (1984). Auth mirrors WebSocketManager.verifyClient via a ?token= query param; WebRTC signaling rides the same socket
• Test coverage for CameraStreamProxy, camera routes, and a shared test-server.ts Express fixture helper, plus additions to the camera-utils and printerSettingsDefaults suites
• URL-based printer context selection: the WebUI reads ?ip= / ?serial= query params to pick the active printer on load, so it stays in sync when embedded in tools like OrcaSlicer's Device tab (#16)

Changed

• IFS Material Station and Spoolman cards are now feature-gated and added/positioned by the user through the Panel Visibility picker, replacing runtime auto-reveal to match desktop behaviour
• Replaced the previous "Edit IFS Slots" button and slot-list modal with the dedicated Material Station dashboard card
• @ghosttypes/ff-api bumped to ^1.3.2 for configureSlot / SlotAction support
• jest.config.js now maps .js ESM specifiers to .ts so static/ module specs run under ts-jest
• WebSocketManager moved to noServer mode with a new handleUpgrade(req, socket, head) method (previously bound to the HTTP server with path: '/ws')
• WebUIManager now owns a single shared HTTP upgrade router dispatching /ws → WebSocketManager, /api/camera/ws → CameraStreamProxy, else socket.destroy()
• Camera API contract: camera-routes now returns a relative wsUrl (/api/camera/ws?src=<stream>) and no longer returns apiPort; the frontend CameraProxyConfigResponse type dropped apiPort
• Frontend camera client appends the auth token to the relative WebSocket path, and the bundled video-rtc player resolves it against the page origin
• README: new "Remote Access / Port Forwarding" note — forward only the WebUI port (default 3000), never the unauthenticated go2rtc port (1984)
• Removed a dead chamber-temperature clamp (Math.min(temperature, CHAMBER_MAX_TEMP)) in setTemperature since the range check already rejects out-of-range values (behavior-neutral cleanup)

Removed

• Unused Playwright E2E test suites (e2e/ and e2e-emulator/), tsconfig.e2e.json, the associated npm test scripts, the Discord webhook relay helper, and the e2e-routes test endpoints
• Runtime auto-reveal of the Spoolman and IFS cards (now user-added via the picker)

Fixed

• Release workflow now generates tag-based changelog comparison links in published GitHub releases
• Mobile dashboard rendered as a non-functional gray area — removed the redundant hidden class on #webui-grid-mobile in index.html (the global .hidden{display:none} rule outranked the 768px media query's display:flex)

Downloads

Choose the appropriate binary for your platform:

• Windows (x64): flashforge-webui-win-x64.exe
• macOS (Intel): flashforge-webui-macos-x64.bin
• macOS (Apple Silicon): flashforge-webui-macos-arm64.bin
• Linux (x64): flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin
• Linux (ARM64): flashforge-webui-linux-arm64.bin (Raspberry Pi 4/5, ARM servers)
• Linux (ARMv7): flashforge-webui-linux-armv7.bin (Raspberry Pi 3, older ARM devices)

Installation

1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform
2. Make it executable (Linux/macOS): chmod +x flashforge-webui-*.bin
3. Run it: ./flashforge-webui-*.bin (or flashforge-webui-*.exe on Windows)

Usage

Run with no arguments to start the WebUI server only:

./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin

After startup, open http://localhost:3000 in your browser by default.
The default password is changeme unless you override it in your config or via --webui-password.

Or use CLI options to auto-connect to printers:

# Connect to last used printer
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --last-used

# Connect to all saved printers
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --all-saved-printers

# Connect to specific printer(s)
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --printers="192.168.1.100:new:12345678"

# Customize WebUI port and password
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --webui-port=3001 --webui-password=mypassword

More Information

• README for full documentation
• CHANGELOG for the full release history
• Compare changes since v1.1.0

FlashForgeWebUI v1.1.0

FlashForgeWebUI v1.1.0

Standalone web-based interface for FlashForge 3D printers.

Changes

• Migrated camera streaming to go2rtc with bundled platform binaries and unified WebRTC, MSE, and MJPEG playback
• Added OEM camera auto-detection from printer-reported stream URLs plus intelligent fallback probing of http://<printer-ip>:8080/?action=stream
• Added standalone Discord webhook notifications for multi-printer status updates and print lifecycle events
• Added Playwright end-to-end coverage plus expanded automated testing for the standalone WebUI
• Improved build and packaging flow with bundled backend output, updated per-printer settings handling, and refreshed documentation/tooling

Downloads

Choose the appropriate binary for your platform:

• Windows (x64): flashforge-webui-win-x64.exe
• macOS (Intel): flashforge-webui-macos-x64.bin
• macOS (Apple Silicon): flashforge-webui-macos-arm64.bin
• Linux (x64): flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin
• Linux (ARM64): flashforge-webui-linux-arm64.bin (Raspberry Pi 4/5, ARM servers)
• Linux (ARMv7): flashforge-webui-linux-armv7.bin (Raspberry Pi 3, older ARM devices)

Installation

1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform
2. Make it executable (Linux/macOS): chmod +x flashforge-webui-*.bin
3. Run it: ./flashforge-webui-*.bin (or flashforge-webui-*.exe on Windows)

Usage

Run with no arguments to start the WebUI server only:

./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin

After startup, open http://localhost:3000 in your browser by default.
The default password is changeme unless you override it in your config or via --webui-password.

Or use CLI options to auto-connect to printers:

# Connect to last used printer
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --last-used

# Connect to all saved printers
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --all-saved-printers

# Connect to specific printer(s)
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --printers="192.168.1.100:new:12345678"

# Customize WebUI port and password
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --webui-port=3001 --webui-password=mypassword

More Information

• README for full documentation
• CHANGELOG for the full release history
• Compare changes since v1.0.2

FlashForgeWebUI v1.0.2

FlashForgeWebUI v1.0.2

Changes

• Fixed "Cannot GET /" error — Static assets now properly embedded and served in packaged binaries
• Fixed Express 5 wildcard route compatibility (/*splat)
• Fixed and improved documentation & build commands
• Added 118 new tests covering core functionality
• Added E2E testing workflow for all binary platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux x64/ARM64/ARMv7)

Downloads

Choose the appropriate binary for your platform:

• Windows (x64): flashforge-webui-win-x64.exe
• macOS (Intel): flashforge-webui-macos-x64.bin
• macOS (Apple Silicon): flashforge-webui-macos-arm64.bin
• Linux (x64): flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin
• Linux (ARM64): flashforge-webui-linux-arm64.bin (Raspberry Pi 4/5, ARM servers)
• Linux (ARMv7): flashforge-webui-linux-armv7.bin (Raspberry Pi 3, older ARM devices)

Installation

1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform
2. Make it executable (Linux/macOS): chmod +x flashforge-webui-*.bin
3. Run it: ./flashforge-webui-*.bin (or flashforge-webui-*.exe on Windows)

Usage

Run with no arguments to start the WebUI server only:

./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin

Or use CLI options to auto-connect to printers:

# Connect to last used printer
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --last-used

# Connect to all saved printers
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --all-saved-printers

# Connect to specific printer(s)
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --printers="192.168.1.100:new:12345678"

# Customize WebUI port and password
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --webui-port=3001 --webui-password=mypassword

See the README for full documentation.

FlashForgeWebUI v1.0.1

FlashForgeWebUI v1.0.1

Changes

• Fixed Spoolman integration not deducting filament usage at the end of prints

Downloads

Choose the appropriate binary for your platform:

• Windows (x64): flashforge-webui-win-x64.exe
• macOS (Intel): flashforge-webui-macos-x64.bin
• macOS (Apple Silicon): flashforge-webui-macos-arm64.bin
• Linux (x64): flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin
• Linux (ARM64): flashforge-webui-linux-arm64.bin (Raspberry Pi 4/5, ARM servers)
• Linux (ARMv7): flashforge-webui-linux-armv7.bin (Raspberry Pi 3, older ARM devices)

Installation

1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform
2. Make it executable (Linux/macOS): chmod +x flashforge-webui-*.bin
3. Run it: ./flashforge-webui-*.bin (or flashforge-webui-*.exe on Windows)

Usage

Run with no arguments to start the WebUI server only:

./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin

Or use CLI options to auto-connect to printers:

# Connect to last used printer
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --last-used

# Connect to all saved printers
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --all-saved-printers

# Connect to specific printer(s)
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --printers="192.168.1.100:new:12345678"

# Customize WebUI port and password
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --webui-port=3001 --webui-password=mypassword

See the README for full documentation.

FlashForgeWebUI v1.0.0

FlashForgeWebUI v1.0.0

Standalone web-based interface for FlashForge 3D printers.

Downloads

Choose the appropriate binary for your platform:

• Windows (x64): flashforge-webui-win-x64.exe
• macOS (Intel): flashforge-webui-macos-x64.bin
• macOS (Apple Silicon): flashforge-webui-macos-arm64.bin
• Linux (x64): flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin
• Linux (ARM64): flashforge-webui-linux-arm64.bin (Raspberry Pi 4/5, ARM servers)
• Linux (ARMv7): flashforge-webui-linux-armv7.bin (Raspberry Pi 3, older ARM devices)

Installation

1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform
2. Make it executable (Linux/macOS): chmod +x flashforge-webui-*.bin
3. Run it: ./flashforge-webui-*.bin (or flashforge-webui-*.exe on Windows)

Usage

Run with no arguments to start the WebUI server only:

./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin

Or use CLI options to auto-connect to printers:

# Connect to last used printer
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --last-used

# Connect to all saved printers
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --all-saved-printers

# Connect to specific printer(s)
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --printers="192.168.1.100:new:12345678"

# Customize WebUI port and password
./flashforge-webui-linux-x64.bin --webui-port=3001 --webui-password=mypassword

See the README for full documentation.