The layout of the printed tickets was wrong when using an RTL language.
We fix this and use an older version of html2canvas because the new one
introduced layout issues.
ESCPOS printers are now supported as IoT Devices, just like any other
printer. We now transform the receipts to JPGs, transform these JPGs
into ESCPOS commands and send them via Cups, adding support for network
printers. Since we now print images, we can now print special
characters and therefore add support for other languages such as
Arabic.
The JPG is generated in the browser, with the help of html2canvas.
`hw_escpos` is left untouched to allow backward compatibility and
should be removed when v12 is no longer supported.
In the PoS, all the code for printing has been moved from ProxyDevice
to a separated JS file.
TaskID: 1939455
Since groups added on fields 'barcode' and 'pin' on hr employee in
rev: c9ca376146
It is not possible anymore to launch the POS when 'pos_hr' module is
installed. Because we don't want to allow users to access in read on all
pin codes and barcodes of employees. We've made a function that will get
a sha1 signature of the barcode and pin code of all employees to store
it in the frontend of POS.
We don't have other solutions concerning the security if we want to keep
the POS working offline. We also know that it is not brute force proof,
as pin code are composed of only digits and you can easily generate the
signatures of all pincodes.
closesodoo/odoo#34447
Signed-off-by: pimodoo <pimodoo@users.noreply.github.com>
This rev. moves the backbone library from web to pos, as one of its
two usecases (the search view) has just been removed. From now on,
it is only used in the pos.
Part of task 1893568
It was introduced in 2013, but it's not needed in 2018. According to library's
note:
"As of late 2015 most mobile browsers - notably Chrome and Safari - no
longer have a 300ms touch delay, so fastclick offers no benefit on newer
browsers, and risks introducing bugs into your application. Consider carefully
whether you really need to use it."
PR #26200
Antoine Prieels