Audio Cues for printer paused and finished in browser

[mrfloppy88]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe

when printer goes in pause because of fillament runout or a M600 and printer is not near the user watching on browser
it can go by unnoticed and ruin some prints

Describe the solution you'd like

upload sound files or pick between built in sounds to play when printer is done or paused

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional information

No response

[pedrolamas]

Indeed, this can be added to Fluidd or any other Klipper interface, but I do wonder if using the native support in Klipper isn't a preferred method (as that will work even if no graphical interface is connected!)

In the case of Fluidd, for this to work it would mean that you have a computer with the browser pointing to Fluidd and that the audio is not mute... 🤔

[matmen]

The buzzer won't work for some users (me included), my printer isn't in the same room as me so I can't hear it. I do think having a browser notification sound would be useful, for me Fluidd is constantly open while printing anyway.

[pedrolamas]

That's a fair point... given that, I wonder if we shouldn't just look into browser notifications instead and let the host Browser/OS handle it for us!

If we go this way, we might just use the vue-native-notification to help out!

[Biorn1950]

I'm agree with @pedrolamas we must use the native notification.

[matmen]

Related: #129

[kthornbloom]

I started toying with this by adding

/* eslint-disable */
  @Watch('estimates.progress', { immediate: true }) onMatchChanged () {
      var progressPercent = parseInt(this.estimates.progress)
      if(progressPercent === 100){
        const greeting = new Notification ('FLUIDD', { body: 'Operation Completed' })
      }
  }

  mounted () {
    if (Notification.permission !== 'granted') {
      Notification.requestPermission()
    }
  }

to statustab.vue. Works well, but needs more tweaks to know if the job just completed vs a page refresh. Unfortunately, as a vanilla JS guy, all this typescript + hardcore linting is killing my soul 😄

[matmen]

Closing in favor of #129