is it possible to print text and barcode OR image with one command

[j-agathos]

thank you for the great plugin, it works perfectly, with Text or Barcode or QR
is it possible to print text and barcode OR image with one command like:

cordova.plugins.bixolonPrint.addLine({
text: "hello cordova!\r\n",
textAlign: cordova.plugins.bixolonPrint.TextAlign.CENTER,
fontStyle: cordova.plugins.bixolonPrint.FontStyle.BOLD
});
cordova.plugins.bixolonPrint.printBarCodeOrSomeThing({
text: value,
alignment: 'left', // left, center, right
width: 2, // 1 - 6,
height: 150,
barcodeSystem: cordova.plugins.bixolonPrint.BarCodeSystem.CODE128,
characterPosition: cordova.plugins.bixolonPrint.BarCodeCharacterPosition.BELOW_BAR_CODE
});
cordova.plugins.bixolonPrint.printImageOrSomeThing({
base64Image: b64Image,
alignment: 'left', // left, center, right
width: 2, // 1 - 6,
height: 150,
});

cordova.plugins.bixolonPrint.printComboTextBarcodeImage();

[sebastiangrebe]

I am having the same issue.
As I have researched this it is currently not possible to run multiple commands at once because cordova/exec is used to send over the command. Each time you run a new command it replaces the last command that should be run. Maybe I have looked wrong but I think this must be the problem here.

My use case is that I want to print first text then a QR code and last another text.
What I did now is that I have set the fontType of the QR code to "qr" and added it just as text.
Then I have edited the BixolonPrint.java like this:

for (int i = 0; i < arlength; i++) {
            try {
                textLine = textLines.getJSONObject(i);
                fontType = textLine.optString("fontType");
                align = textLine.optString("textAlign");
                textAlignment = this.getAlignment(align);
                text = textLine.optString("text");

                if (hrBCode.equals(text.substring(0, Math.min(4, text.length())))) {
                    String hrStr = text.substring(text.length() - 1);
                    text = "";
                    for (int j = 0; j < paperWidth; j++) {
                        text += hrStr;
                    }
                    text += "\r\n";
                }
                if(fontType.equals("qr")) {
                    mBixolonPrinter.printQrCode(text, textAlignment, 50, 8, true);
                } else {
                    Log.d(TAG, "BixolonPrint.printText: line:" + (i + 1) + " of " + arlength);

                    width = textLine.optInt("textWidth");
                    height = textLine.optInt("textHeight");
                    fontStyle = textLine.optString("fontStyle");
                    textAttribute = this.getAttribute(fontType, fontStyle);
                    textSize = this.getTextSize(width, height);

                    // mBixolonPrinter.printText(text + "\r\n", textAlignment, textAttribute, textSize, false);
                    mBixolonPrinter.printText(text, textAlignment, textAttribute, textSize, false);
                }
            } catch (JSONException e2) {
                this.isValidAction = false;
                this.actionError = "print error: " + e2.getMessage();
                this.disconnect();
                return;
            }
        }

Here the text is printed as QR code if the fontType is "qr".

I know that this is not a clean approach but it works for me.

The best would be to have a have command which takes an array of commands executing them one by one.

If you have another solution I am open for suggestions.