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Currently translated at 100.0% (207 of 207 strings) Translated using Weblate (English) Currently translated at 100.0% (207 of 207 strings) Co-authored-by: Daniel Hultgren <daniel.cf.hultgren@gmail.com> Translate-URL: https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/spoolman/web-client/en/ Translate-URL: https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/spoolman/web-client/sv/ Translation: Spoolman/Web Client
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"spool": "Individual physical spools of a specific filament.",
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"vendor": "The companies that make the filament."
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"description": "<title>Help</title><p>Here are some tips to get you started.</p><p>Spoolman holds 3 different types of data:</p><itemsHelp/><p>To enter a new spool into the database, you first need to create a <filamentCreateLink>Filament</filamentCreateLink>object for it. Once that is done, you can then create a <spoolCreateLink>Spool</spoolCreateLink> object for thatindividual spool. If you then purchase additional spools of the same filament, you can just create additionalSpool objects, and re-use the same Filament object.</p><p>You can optionally also create a <vendorCreateLink>Vendor</vendorCreateLink> object for the company that makes thefilament, if you want to track that information.</p><p>You can connect other 3D printer services to Spoolman, such as Moonraker, which can then automatically trackfilament usage and update the Spool objects for you. See the <readmeLink>Spoolman README</readmeLink>for how to do that.</p>"
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"description": "<title>Help</title><p>Here are some tips to get you started.</p><p>Spoolman holds 3 different types of data:</p><itemsHelp/><p>To add a new spool to the database, start by creating a <filamentCreateLink>Filament</filamentCreateLink> object. Once that's done, proceed to create a <spoolCreateLink>Spool</spoolCreateLink> object for that specific spool. If you acquire additional spools of the same filament later on, simply generate additional Spool objects and reuse the same Filament object.</p><p>Optionally, you can also generate a <vendorCreateLink>Vendor</vendorCreateLink> object for the company manufacturing the filament if you wish to track that information.</p><p>You have the option to link other 3D printer services to Spoolman, like Moonraker, which can automatically monitor filament usage and update the Spool objects for you. Refer to the <readmeLink>Spoolman README</readmeLink> for guidance on how to set that up.</p>"
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"table": {
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"actions": "Actions"
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