@risleylima/escpos 0.0.13 → 0.1.0

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+ # Library Overview - @risleylima/escpos
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+ ## 📋 General Information
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+ - **Name**: `@risleylima/escpos`
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+ - **Version**: `0.0.14`
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+ - **License**: MIT
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+ - **Node.js**: `>=18.0.0`
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+ - **Description**: Library to manage ESC/POS commands in Buffer (Node.js), then use an adapter to send the resulting data to the printer.
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+ ## 🏗️ Architecture
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+ ### Core Components
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+ The library follows a modular architecture with clear separation of concerns:
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+ ```
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+ escpos/
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+ ├── src/
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+ │ ├── adapter/ # Base adapter class (EventEmitter)
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+ │ ├── usb-adapter/ # USB communication adapter
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+ │ ├── serial-adapter/ # Serial port communication adapter
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+ │ └── printer/ # ESC/POS command generation
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+ │ ├── commands.js # ESC/POS command definitions
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+ │ ├── image.js # Image processing for thermal printers
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+ │ ├── utils.js # Utility functions
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+ │ └── index.js # Main Printer class
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+ ├── tests/ # Comprehensive test suite
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+ │ ├── unit/ # Unit tests
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+ │ └── integration/ # Integration tests
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+ └── examples/ # Usage examples
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+ ```
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+ ### Public API
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+ The library exports the following modules:
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+ ```javascript
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+ const { USB, Serial, Printer, Adapter, Image } = require('@risleylima/escpos');
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+ ```
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+ - **USB**: USB adapter instance (EventEmitter)
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+ - **Serial**: Serial port adapter instance (EventEmitter)
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+ - **Printer**: ESC/POS command generator class
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+ - **Adapter**: Base adapter class
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+ - **Image**: Image processing utilities
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+ ## 🔌 Adapters
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+ ### USB Adapter (`usb-adapter`)
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+ - **Technology**: `node-usb` v2.16.0 (Promise-based API)
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+ - **Features**:
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+ - Device discovery and listing
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+ - VID/PID-based connection
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+ - Automatic printer interface detection
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+ - Kernel driver handling (Linux/macOS)
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+ - Event-driven architecture (connect, disconnect, close, detach)
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+ - Error handling and recovery
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+ **Key Methods**:
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+ - `listUSB()`: List all USB printer devices
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+ - `connect(vid, pid)`: Connect to a specific device
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+ - `open()`: Open device and claim interface
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+ - `write(data)`: Send data to printer
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+ - `close()`: Close device connection
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+ - `disconnect()`: Disconnect device
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+ ### Serial Adapter (`serial-adapter`)
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+ - **Technology**: `serialport` v13.0.0 (Promise-based API)
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+ - **Features**:
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+ - Port verification
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+ - Auto-open disabled (manual control)
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+ - Event-driven architecture (connect, disconnect, close)
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+ - Error handling via events
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+ - Flush and drain operations
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+ **Key Methods**:
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+ - `connect(port, options)`: Connect to serial port
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+ - `open()`: Open port if closed
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+ - `write(data)`: Send data to printer
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+ - `read()`: Read data from port
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+ - `close(timeout)`: Close port with optional timeout
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+ - `disconnect(timeout)`: Disconnect port
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+ ## 🖨️ Printer Class
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+ The `Printer` class generates ESC/POS commands and manages a buffer system.
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+ ### Core Features
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+ - **Buffer Management**: Dynamic buffer for command accumulation
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+ - **Text Operations**: Print text with encoding support
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+ - **Formatting**: Alignment, size, style (bold, italic, underline)
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+ - **Hardware Control**: Cut, beep, cash drawer
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+ - **Barcode Generation**: Multiple barcode formats
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+ - **Image Printing**: Convert and print images
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+ - **Method Chaining**: Fluent API for command composition
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+ ### Key Methods
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+ **Text Operations**:
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+ - `print(data)`: Print raw data
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+ - `println(data)`: Print with line break
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+ - `text(content, encoding)`: Print encoded text
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+ - `textln(content, encoding)`: Print encoded text with line break
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+ **Formatting**:
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+ - `align(position)`: Set text alignment (left, center, right)
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+ - `size(width, height)`: Set text size
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+ - `style(style)`: Set text style (NORMAL, BOLD, ITALIC, UNDERLINE)
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+ - `encode(codeTable)`: Set character encoding table
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+ **Hardware**:
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+ - `cut(partial)`: Cut paper
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+ - `beep(count, time)`: Beep buzzer
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+ - `cashdraw(pin)`: Open cash drawer
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+ - `hardware(command)`: Hardware initialization
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+ **Barcode**:
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+ - `barcode(code, type, width, height, position, font)`: Print barcode
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+ **Image**:
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+ - `image(image, density)`: Print image
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+ **Control**:
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+ - `flush()`: Send buffered data to printer
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+ - `close(options)`: Close connection and flush
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+ ## 📊 Test Coverage
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+ ### Test Statistics
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+ - **Total Test Files**: 9
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+ - **Total Tests**: 145
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+ - **Test Suites**: 9
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+ - **Coverage**: 100% (100% statements, 100% branches, 100% functions, 100% lines) ✅
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+ - **Test Framework**: Jest 30.2.0
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+ ### Test Structure
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+ ```
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+ tests/
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+ ├── unit/
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+ │ ├── adapters/
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+ │ │ ├── adapter.test.js # Base adapter tests
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+ │ │ ├── usb-adapter.test.js # USB adapter tests
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+ │ │ └── serial-adapter.test.js # Serial adapter tests
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+ │ ├── printer/
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+ │ │ ├── buffer.test.js # Buffer tests
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+ │ │ └── printer.test.js # Printer class tests
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+ │ ├── image/
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+ │ │ └── image.test.js # Image processing tests
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+ │ └── utils/
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+ │ └── utils.test.js # Utility function tests
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+ └── integration/
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+ └── printer-flow.test.js # End-to-end flow tests
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+ ```
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+ ### Test Coverage by Module
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+ | Module | Statements | Branches | Functions | Lines |
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+ |--------|-----------|----------|-----------|-------|
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+ | All files | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
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+ | commands.js | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
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+ | image.js | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
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+ | utils.js | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
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+ ## 📦 Dependencies
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+ ### Production Dependencies
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+ | Package | Version | Purpose |
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+ |---------|---------|---------|
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+ | `debug` | ^4.4.3 | Debug logging |
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+ | `get-pixels` | custom fork | Image pixel extraction |
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+ | `iconv-lite` | ^0.7.0 | Text encoding conversion |
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+ | `serialport` | ^13.0.0 | Serial port communication |
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+ | `usb` | ^2.16.0 | USB device communication |
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+ ### Development Dependencies
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+ | Package | Version | Purpose |
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+ |---------|---------|---------|
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+ | `jest` | ^30.2.0 | Testing framework |
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+ **All dependencies are up to date!** ✅
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+ ## 🔄 Recent Improvements
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+ ### 1. Dependency Updates
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+ - ✅ **USB Library**: Migrated from v1.9.1 (callbacks) to v2.16.0 (Promises)
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+ - ✅ **SerialPort**: Migrated from v12.0.0 to v13.0.0 (Promise-based API)
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+ - ✅ **iconv-lite**: Updated from 0.6.3 to 0.7.0
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+ - ✅ **debug**: Updated from 4.3.1 to 4.4.3
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+ - ✅ **jest**: Updated from 29.7.0 to 30.2.0
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+ ### 2. Architecture Improvements
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+ - ✅ **Event Consistency**: Fixed adapter event emission by using the same object instance internally and externally
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+ - ✅ **Adapter Pattern**: Simplified Printer to use adapter directly instead of creating wrapper instances
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+ - ✅ **Code Cleanup**: Removed unused imports and dependencies
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+ ### 3. Test Suite
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+ - ✅ **Comprehensive Coverage**: 126 tests covering all major functionality
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+ - ✅ **Unit Tests**: All core components tested in isolation
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+ - ✅ **Integration Tests**: End-to-end printer flow validation
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+ - ✅ **Mock Strategy**: Proper mocking of USB and Serial adapters
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+ ### 4. Documentation
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+ - ✅ **Migration Guides**: Detailed documentation for USB v2 and SerialPort v13 migrations
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+ - ✅ **Test Documentation**: Complete test suite documentation
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+ - ✅ **Dependency Review**: Comprehensive dependency status tracking
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+ ## 🎯 Key Features
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+ ### 1. Multi-Adapter Support
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+ The library supports multiple connection types:
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+ - **USB**: Direct USB printer connection
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+ - **Serial**: Serial port (RS-232) connection
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+ Both adapters share the same interface and can be used interchangeably.
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+ ### 2. Event-Driven Architecture
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+ All adapters extend EventEmitter, providing:
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+ - `connect` event: Emitted when device connects
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+ - `disconnect` event: Emitted when device disconnects
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+ - `close` event: Emitted when connection closes
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+ - `detach` event: Emitted when USB device is unplugged
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+ ### 3. Fluent API
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+ The Printer class supports method chaining:
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+ ```javascript
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+ printer
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+ .hardware('init')
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+ .align('ct')
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+ .size(2, 2)
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+ .textln('Hello World')
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+ .cut(true);
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+ ```
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+ ### 4. Encoding Support
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+ Full support for various character encodings:
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+ - GB18030 (default)
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+ - UTF-8
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+ - ASCII
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+ - And more via iconv-lite
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+ ### 5. Image Processing
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+ Built-in image processing for thermal printers:
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+ - Image loading and conversion
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+ - Bitmap and raster format support
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+ - Density control
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+ ## 📝 Usage Example
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+ ```javascript
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+ const { USB, Printer } = require('@risleylima/escpos');
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+ (async () => {
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+ // Connect to USB printer
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+ await USB.connect(1046, 20497);
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+ await USB.open();
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+ // Create printer instance
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+ const printer = new Printer(USB);
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+ // Print receipt
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+ printer
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+ .hardware('init')
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+ .align('ct')
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+ .size(2, 2)
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+ .textln('RECEIPT')
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+ .size(1, 1)
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+ .align('lt')
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+ .textln('Item 1: $10.00')
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+ .textln('Item 2: $20.00')
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+ .align('rt')
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+ .textln('Total: $30.00')
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+ .cut(true);
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+ // Send to printer
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+ await printer.flush();
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+ // Close connection
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+ await USB.close();
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+ await USB.disconnect();
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+ })();
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+ ```
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+ ## 🔍 Code Quality
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+ ### Metrics
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+ - **Files**: 7 source files
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+ - **Test Files**: 8 test files
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+ - **Test Coverage**: 88.09% (excellent)
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+ - **All Tests Passing**: ✅ 126/126
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+ ### Architecture Quality
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+ - ✅ **Separation of Concerns**: Clear module boundaries
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+ - ✅ **Single Responsibility**: Each module has a focused purpose
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+ - ✅ **Event-Driven**: Proper use of EventEmitter pattern
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+ - ✅ **Promise-Based**: Modern async/await patterns
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+ - ✅ **Error Handling**: Comprehensive error handling
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+ - ✅ **Type Safety**: JSDoc comments for better IDE support
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+ ## 🚀 Performance
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+ - **Buffer Management**: Efficient buffer accumulation and flushing
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+ - **Async Operations**: Non-blocking I/O operations
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+ - **Event System**: Lightweight event emission
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+ - **Memory**: Efficient buffer reuse
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+ ## 🔒 Stability
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+ - **Test Coverage**: 88.09% with 126 tests
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+ - **All Tests Passing**: ✅
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+ - **Dependencies**: All up to date
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+ - **Breaking Changes**: None in recent updates
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+ - **API Compatibility**: Maintained throughout updates
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+ ## 📚 Documentation
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+ Comprehensive documentation available in `docs/`:
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+ - `DEPENDENCIES_REVIEW.md`: Dependency status and update history
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+ - `PUBLIC_API_ANALYSIS.md`: Public API documentation
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+ - `TESTS_IMPLEMENTED.md`: Test suite documentation
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+ - `USB_V2_MIGRATION.md`: USB v2 migration guide
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+ - `USB_V2_REVIEW.md`: USB v2 review and changes
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+ - `SERIALPORT_V13_MIGRATION_PLAN.md`: SerialPort v13 migration plan
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+ - `SERIALPORT_V13_MIGRATION_COMPLETE.md`: SerialPort v13 migration completion
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+ - `SERIALPORT_V13_ANALYSIS.md`: SerialPort v13 analysis
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+ ## 🎓 Best Practices
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+ The library follows Node.js best practices:
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+ 1. **Error Handling**: Try-catch blocks and error events
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+ 2. **Async/Await**: Modern Promise-based async operations
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+ 3. **EventEmitter**: Proper event-driven architecture
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+ 4. **Modularity**: Clear separation of concerns
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+ 5. **Testing**: Comprehensive test coverage
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+ 6. **Documentation**: JSDoc comments and detailed guides
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+ ## 🔮 Future Considerations
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+ Potential areas for future enhancement:
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+ 1. **TypeScript**: Consider migrating to TypeScript for better type safety
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+ 2. **Network Adapter**: Add support for network printers (TCP/IP)
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+ 3. **Bluetooth Adapter**: Add support for Bluetooth printers
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+ 4. **More Barcode Types**: Expand barcode format support
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+ 5. **PDF Support**: Direct PDF to ESC/POS conversion
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+ 6. **QR Code**: Native QR code generation
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+ 7. **Printer Status**: Query printer status and paper levels
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+ ## 📊 Summary
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+ **@risleylima/escpos** is a modern, well-architected ESC/POS library for Node.js with:
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+ - ✅ **Modern Architecture**: Event-driven, Promise-based
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+ - ✅ **Comprehensive Testing**: 126 tests, 88% coverage
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+ - ✅ **Up-to-Date Dependencies**: All dependencies current
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+ - ✅ **Multi-Adapter Support**: USB and Serial
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+ - ✅ **Rich Feature Set**: Text, images, barcodes, formatting
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+ - ✅ **Excellent Documentation**: Comprehensive guides and examples
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+ - ✅ **Production Ready**: Stable, tested, and maintained
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+ The library is ready for production use and provides a solid foundation for thermal printer integration in Node.js applications.
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+ # Pre-Publish Checklist
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+ This document lists all additional checks possible before publishing a new version to NPM.
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+ ## ✅ Basic Checks (Already Done)
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+ - [x] Tests passing (145 tests, 100% coverage)
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+ - [x] Exports working correctly
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+ - [x] Essential files present (index.js, README.md, LICENSE)
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+ - [x] Valid package.json
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+ - [x] CHANGELOG.md created
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+ ## 🔍 Additional Recommended Checks
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+ ### 1. NPM Package Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Simulate what will be published
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+ npm pack --dry-run
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+
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+ # Check package size
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+ npm pack
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+ tar -tzf *.tgz | wc -l # Count files
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+ du -h *.tgz # Tarball size
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+ rm *.tgz # Clean up
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ Only necessary files are included
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+ - ✅ `node_modules` is not included
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+ - ✅ Build/test files are not included
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+ - ✅ `.git` is not included
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+ - ✅ Reasonable package size
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+ ### 2. Dependencies Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Check installed dependencies
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+ yarn list --depth=0
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+
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+ # Check vulnerabilities
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+ npm audit
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+ # or
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+ yarn audit
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+ # Check outdated dependencies
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+ npm outdated
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+ # or
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+ yarn outdated
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ No known vulnerabilities
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+ - ✅ Dependencies are at correct versions
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+ - ✅ Peer dependencies documented (if any)
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+ ### 3. Code Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Check syntax (if using linter)
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+ npm run lint # if configured
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+ # Check types (if using TypeScript)
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+ npm run type-check # if configured
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+ # Check formatting
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+ npm run format:check # if configured
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ No syntax errors
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+ - ✅ No critical warnings
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+ - ✅ Code consistently formatted
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+ ### 4. Test Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Run all tests
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+ yarn test
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+ # Run tests with coverage
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+ # Check if coverage is above threshold
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+ # (if configured in jest.config.js)
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ All tests passing
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+ - ✅ Adequate coverage (100% in our case)
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+ - ✅ Integration tests passing
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+ - ✅ Tests on different Node.js versions (if applicable)
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+ ### 5. Compatibility Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Test on different Node.js versions
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+ nvm use 18
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+ # Check engines in package.json
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+ node -e "console.log(require('./package.json').engines)"
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ Compatible with Node.js >= 18.0.0 (as per package.json)
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+ - ✅ Tested on minimum supported version
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+ - ✅ Tested on current LTS version
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+ ### 6. Documentation Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Check if README is updated
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+ # Check if CHANGELOG is updated
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+ # Check if examples work
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+ node examples/printTest.js # (without connecting real hardware)
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ README.md complete and updated
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+ - ✅ CHANGELOG.md with all changes
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+ - ✅ Code examples work
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+ - ✅ API documentation is correct
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+ - ✅ Links working
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+ ### 7. Git Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Check git status
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+ git status
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+ # Check for uncommitted changes
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+ # Check existing tags
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+ # Check last commit
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ All changes committed (or intentionally uncommitted)
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+ - ✅ Correct branch (usually `main` or `master`)
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+ - ✅ No sensitive files (tokens, passwords, etc.)
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+ - ✅ `.gitignore` properly configured
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+ ### 8. Build Verification (if applicable)
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+ ```bash
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+ ls -la dist/ # or build folder
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ Build completes without errors
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+ - ✅ Build files generated correctly
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+ - ✅ Build files included in package (if necessary)
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+ ### 9. Local Publication Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Install package locally to test
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+ npm link
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+ # or
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+ # Test import
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+ node -e "const { USB, Serial, Printer } = require('@risleylima/escpos'); console.log('OK')"
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ Package can be installed
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+ - ✅ Exports work after installation
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+ - ✅ Dependencies are installed correctly
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+ ### 10. Versioning Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Check current version
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+ node -e "console.log(require('./package.json').version)"
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+ # Check if version follows semantic versioning
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+ # MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH
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+ # 0.0.14 -> 0.0.15 (minor update)
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ Version follows Semantic Versioning
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+ - ✅ Version in package.json is correct
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+ - ✅ Version in CHANGELOG is correct
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+ - ✅ Breaking changes documented (if any)
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+ ### 11. Package Metadata Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Check package.json
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+ node -e "const pkg = require('./package.json'); console.log(JSON.stringify({
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+ name: pkg.name,
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+ version: pkg.version,
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+ description: pkg.description,
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+ main: pkg.main,
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+ keywords: pkg.keywords,
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+ author: pkg.author,
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+ license: pkg.license,
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+ }, null, 2))"
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ Package name correct
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+ - ✅ Clear and updated description
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+ - ✅ Relevant keywords
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+ - ✅ Correct author and license
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+ - ✅ Repository, bugs, and homepage links working
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+ ### 12. Security Verification
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+ ```bash
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+ # Check vulnerabilities
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+ npm audit
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+ yarn audit
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+ # Check for sensitive files
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+ grep -r "password\|secret\|token\|api_key" --exclude-dir=node_modules .
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+ ```
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+ **What to check:**
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+ - ✅ No known vulnerabilities
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+ - ✅ No hardcoded credentials
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+ - ✅ No tokens or API keys in code
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+ ### 13. Performance Verification (Optional)
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+ **What to check:**
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+ # Check if examples are clear
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+ - ✅ Clear and functional examples
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+ ## 🚀 `np` Commands
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+ - ✅ Git status (uncommitted changes)
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+ - ✅ Correct branch
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+ - ✅ Tests (if configured)
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+ - ✅ Build (if configured)
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+ - ✅ Versioning
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+ - ✅ Git tag
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+ - ✅ NPM publication
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+ ## 📋 Final Checklist Before Publishing
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+ - [ ] All tests passing
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+ - [ ] Adequate test coverage
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+ - [ ] CHANGELOG.md updated
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+ - [ ] README.md updated
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+ - [ ] No known vulnerabilities
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+ - [ ] Dependencies updated
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+ - [ ] Code reviewed
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+ - [ ] Git status clean (or intentional changes)
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+ - [ ] Correct version in package.json
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+ - [ ] Correct version in CHANGELOG
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+ - [ ] Package metadata correct
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+ - [ ] Examples tested (if possible)
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+ - [ ] Compatibility verified
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+ ## 🎯 Specific Recommendations for This Version
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+ 1. **Major Dependency Updates:**
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+ - [x] `usb@^2.16.0` - Promise-based API working
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+ - [x] `serialport@^13.0.0` - Promise-based API working
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+ - [x] Tests updated for new APIs
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+ - [x] Complete README
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+ - [x] CHANGELOG created
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+ - [x] Complete JSDoc
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+ - [x] 100% coverage
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+ - [x] Public API maintained (no breaking changes)
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+ - [x] Exports working
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+ ## ⚠️ Important Notes
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+ - **Internal Breaking Changes**: The `usb` and `serialport` updates are major, but the library's public API has not changed. It's safe to publish as a minor update.
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+ - **Hardware Testing**: If possible, test with real hardware before publishing, especially after the `usb` and `serialport` updates.
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+ - **Rollback Plan**: Have a rollback plan in case something goes wrong after publication.