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Examples

Code Examples​

The API Keys page in the Printago app includes ready-to-use code examples in cURL, JavaScript, and Python — pre-filled with your store ID. Navigate to Settings > API Keys to see them.

Python — One-off Printing of an STL via API​

This example demonstrates uploading a part and sending it to the print queue:

GitHub Gist — Full Python example

Variables to Set​

  • YOUR_PART_ID — click on your part in the Parts page and look at the URL. It ends in /parts/YOUR_PART_ID.
    • Example: for URL https://app.printago.io/parts/c8x2dorgp40blck610w4bgg4, the Part ID is c8x2dorgp40blck610w4bgg4
  • YOUR_PRINTER_ID — click on your printer in the Printers page and look at the URL. It ends in /printers/YOUR_PRINTER_ID.
  • TAG1 and TAG2 — printer tags (case-sensitive) used to match a print job to a printer. Tags are pipe-delimited: TAG1|TAG2.
  • PRINT_JOB_NAME — whatever you want the job to show up as in the print queue (e.g. an order number).

What's Possible with the API​

The Printago API is the same one that powers app.printago.io. You can:

  • List and manage your connected printers
  • Upload 3D models and create SKUs
  • Submit print jobs to your queue
  • Monitor print status and progress
  • Access print history and analytics
  • Subscribe to real-time printer state and entity change events via MQTT

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