Here are some tips to get you started.
+Spoolman holds 3 different types of data:
++ To enter a new spool into the database, you first need to create a Filament{" "} + object for it. Once that is done, you can then create a Spool object for that + individual spool. If you then purchase additional spools of the same filament, you can just create additional + Spool objects, and re-use the same Filament object. +
++ You can optionally also create a Vendor object for the company that makes the + filament, if you want to track that information. +
++ You can connect other 3D printer services to Spoolman, such as Moonraker, which can then automatically track + filament usage and update the Spool objects for you. See the{" "} + + Spoolman README + {" "} + for how to do that. +
+Here are some tips to get you started.
-Spoolman holds 3 different types of data:
-- To enter a new spool into the database, you first need to create a Filament object - for it. Once that is done, you can then create a Spool object for that individual - spool. If you then purchase additional spools of the same filament, you can just create additional - Spool objects, and re-use the same Filament object. -
-- You can optionally also create a Vendor object for the company that makes the - filament, if you want to track that information. -
-- You can connect other 3D printer services to Spoolman, such as Moonraker, which can then automatically - track filament usage and update the Spool objects for you. See the{" "} - - Spoolman README - {" "} - for how to do that. -
- > - ), - }, - ]} - bordered={false} - ghost - /> +Welcome to your Spoolman instance!
++ It looks like you haven't added any spools yet. See the Help page for help getting + started. +
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