ESC/POS Rust implementation

This crate implements a subset of Epson's ESC/POS protocol for thermal receipt printers. It allows you to generate and print documents with basic text formatting, cutting, barcodes, QR codes and raster images on a compatible printer.

Printed on Aures ODP 333

This project is strongly inspired by recibo ( Rust), escposify (Rust) and escpos (Go).

Installation

For standard functionalities (e.g. printing text), no additional dependencies are required:

[dependencies]
escpos = "0.7.0"

If you need all features, you can use the full feature:

[dependencies]
escpos = { version = "0.7.0", features = ["full"] }

Or you can use cargo add command:

cargo add escpos
cargo add escpos -F full

Features list

Examples

The examples folder contains various examples of how to use escpos. The docs (will) also provide lots of code snippets and examples.

To launch an example, use the following command:

RUST_LOG=debug cargo run --example full --features "full"
RUST_LOG=debug cargo run --example receipt -F full
RUST_LOG=debug cargo run --example codes
RUST_LOG=debug cargo run --example debug
RUST_LOG=debug cargo run --example page_codes

Simple text formatting

use escpos::printer::Printer;
use escpos::utils::*;
use escpos::{driver::*, errors::Result};

fn main() -> Result<()> {
    env_logger::init();

    let driver = NetworkDriver::open("192.168.1.248", 9100)?;
    Printer::new(driver, Protocol::default())
        .debug_mode(Some(DebugMode::Dec))
        .init()?
        .smoothing(true)?
        .bold(true)?
        .underline(UnderlineMode::Single)?
        .writeln("Bold underline")?
        .justify(JustifyMode::CENTER)?
        .reverse(true)?
        .bold(false)?
        .writeln("Hello world - Reverse")?
        .feed()?
        .justify(JustifyMode::RIGHT)?
        .reverse(false)?
        .underline(UnderlineMode::None)?
        .size(2, 3)?
        .writeln("Hello world - Normal")?
        .print_cut()?;

    Ok(())
}

EAN13

use escpos::printer::Printer;
use escpos::utils::*;
use escpos::{driver::*, errors::Result};

fn main() -> Result<()> {
    env_logger::init();

    let driver = ConsoleDriver::open(true);
    Printer::new(driver, Protocol::default())
        .debug_mode(Some(DebugMode::Hex))
        .init()?
        .ean13_option(
            "1234567890265",
            BarcodeOption::new(
                BarcodeWidth::M,
                BarcodeHeight::S,
                BarcodeFont::A,
                BarcodePosition::Below,
            )
        )?
        .feed()?
        .print_cut()?;

    Ok(())
}

QR Code

use escpos::printer::Printer;
use escpos::utils::*;
use escpos::{driver::*, errors::Result};

fn main() -> Result<()> {
    env_logger::init();

    let driver = ConsoleDriver::open(true);
    Printer::new(driver, Protocol::default())
        .debug_mode(Some(DebugMode::Hex))
        .init()?
        .qrcode_option(
            "https://www.google.com",
            QRCodeOption::new(QRCodeModel::Model1, 6, QRCodeCorrectionLevel::M),
        )?
        .feed()?
        .print_cut()?;

    Ok(())
}

Bit image (with graphics feature enabled)

use escpos::printer::Printer;
use escpos::utils::*;
use escpos::{driver::*, errors::Result};

fn main() -> Result<()> {
    env_logger::init();

    let driver = ConsoleDriver::open(true);
    let mut printer = Printer::new(driver, Protocol::default());
    printer.debug_mode(Some(DebugMode::Hex))
        .init()?
        .bit_image_option(
            "./resources/images/rust-logo-small.png",
            BitImageOption::new(Some(128), None, BitImageSize::Normal)?,
        )?
        .feed()?
        .print_cut()?;

    Ok(())
}

Commands list

• ✅ Done
• 🚧 In progress
• ❌ To do

External resources

• Epson documentation

Todo

• Complete README.md
• Complete documentation
• Add tests
• Improve receipt.rs
• Add more commands:
  • Graphic (Ex.: GS 8 L or GS ( L)
  • Others 2D codes:
    • GS1 DataBar
    • PDF157
    • DataMatrix
    • MaxiCode
    • Aztec Code