I would especially like to know the error response when the status code is 500.

@t3p3tony said in Gcode viewer:

@jens55 also moved this to the plugins category and tagging @Sindarius in this as the developer. A potential feature would be to show the gcode being executed.

Thanks, I had a look see at the gcode viewer before I posted my question. I couldn't make much sense out of it - it was not at all intuitive. It did seem clear however that it did not meet my code display requirements so I did not attempt to wrap my mind around it.
I am hoping there might be something available that shows the gcode.

@resam ...I simply tried renaming js to dwc and it worked... apparently if uploaded to the controller through DWC, it throws js files into the js directory and CSS into the css directory. Not sure what it does if you use a more complicated structure for some reason...

@peirof also BtnCmd https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/22776/btncmd-dwc-plugin-create-custom-layouts-action-buttons?_=1629783324948

@jay_s_uk Thanks, now updated: https://github.com/Duet3D/DSF-Plugins/releases/tag/v3.4-b2

Thanks everyone for their replies! Currently I found a rather magical way to try things out: I made a sort of VPN with the printer (at another location) with my PC. I used my own SSH port forwarding tool for this (https://github.com/peterwilli/Ghoster) and so far I can open DWC and install plugins as if the printer is in my own home!

@chrishamm At this point I probably should admit that I am not using the DuetPi image - but installed everything from the Duet apt repos into my existing Pi... but the systemd service files are the same - so their Before/After dependencies should be correct as you wrote them.

@chrishamm will have to take a look at your question when he gets a chance.