Customise how the plugin reacts to events, gcode commands, or your own host @ commands
This feature took more effort than most to develop, if you've enjoyed using it please consider supporting development of the plugin.
The simplest custom trigger, a custom @ command. All commands are prefixed as such:@WS custom <command> to make sure they do not conflict with others.
You can define your own custom effect to run when this @ command is received.
You can setup the plugin to react to any event you choose for it. For a list of OctoPrint's events, please see it's documentation. 3rd party plugins will add their own events, which should appear in the list to select them.
Like above, you can then add a custom effect that will be triggered whenever this event is received.
There's 3 types of triggers here, that you can use.
Match just the G or M code. For example, if you enter G28, the plugin will match G28 X Y, or G28 Z as well. Or if you enter G29 it will match G29 T as well.
This will match the entire line sent to the printer. If you just want an effect when homing Z, you could enter G28 Z here. The whole line needs to be exactly the same for this effect to trigger.
Here you can enter a valid regex to run against the lines received from the printer. For example, G[0-9]+ would match any G command sent to the printer. You could use M50[0-3] to match any of the EEPROM management commands, M500, M501, M502 or M503.
Performance Warning
Adding many regex matches here could (more likely will) slow down the communication to the printer. Running a list of regexes against every line sent to the printer is not impact free. If you notice slowdowns, remove the entries here.