Receipt

In the last months I have been working on a ticket designer to print on thermal printers by using ESC POS commands. The free ESC POS thermal printer designer is web-based and can be used to create your own invoices, whether sales receipt, sales invoice, purchase receipt and any other design to print on thermal printers. If you want, you can try it right now with the link below, but I recommend you review the content of the post before trying it: https://parzibyte.me/apps/ticket-designer/#/first-steps You will be able to print images, formatted text, tables, QR codes, barcodes, cut the paper, advance it, open the cash drawer and design any receipt for your POS printer. This will work with USB printers on Windows, Linux and Raspberry; as well as Bluetooth printers on Android. All using the same ESC POS receipt designer. ...

Today I am going to show you a software that I just made with Laravel. It is a sales system, point of sale, POS or whatever you call it, which is used to keep track of the products that are sold, the sales, and so on. It is a totally free and open source system; which means that you can use it at no cost, and modify it to your needs or customize it. Among its features we find: It Uses Laravel in its latest version (as of this writing) Bootstrap is used for styles FontAwesome Icons Fully responsive system, that is, it works on mobiles, tablets and computers Inventory control with sale price, purchase price, profit, stock, etc. Option to make sale, adding products Checking inventory stock when selling Subtraction of stock when selling Printing of sales tickets on thermal printer Sales report User login and registration User management Customer registration Ticket that includes the customer’s name Now let’s see how I have developed it, where you can download it, and so on. ...

In this post I will introduce to you a plugin for printing tickets, receipts or invoices on a thermal printer using client-side JavaScript even if your web page or application is on a cloud server. This plugin allows you to print directly from browsers, without dialogs and without browsers compatibility issues because you only have to send a HTTP request to print silently and in the background. ...

In this post I will show you how to print a ticket or receipt by using JavaScript (client side) and a thermal printer. At the end we will have a great ticket that looks like this: Obviously you can change the font family, size, logo and so on. And remember: we will be using only pure CSS, HTML & JavaScript, no frameworks; though you can use any framework to render the content before printing. You can see the demo here, and the full code on my GitHub. ...