Every install ships with these. Each one is a block tree — no HTML, no CSS, no print stylesheet that behaves differently in one browser. Copy any of them, change what you need, and push it back with a new id.
The default counter receipt: items, tax summary, payment mode, QR.
Item names wrap onto a second line rather than being truncated, because a customer who cannot read what they bought will ask, and asking costs more counter time than the extra line of paper.
sellernumberdatecustomerlines[]discountpaymentfooterTable, server, covers, and a service-charge line above tax.
Service charge sits above the tax lines and is labelled as optional, which is both the legal position in India and the thing guests query most often at the table.
sellertableservercoverslines[]service_chargepaymentDouble-height items, no prices, one ticket per course.
Prices are deliberately absent and item names print at double height: a KOT is read at arm’s length across a hot pass, by somebody who does not care what it costs.
tableservercourselines[]notesOne enormous number, and nothing else that matters.
The number prints at quadruple height and is the only thing above the fold, because the slip is read from a queue three metres away.
tokencounterissued_atnoteName, MRP, your price and a barcode, sized for a shelf edge.
Prints the barcode with the ESC/POS native command rather than as an image, so it comes out at the printer’s own resolution and actually scans.
nameskumrprateunitbarcodeTwo copies, HSN-wise tax breakup, amount in words, signature block.
Lays out CGST/SGST for an intra-state sale and IGST for inter-state, chosen from the two GSTINs rather than from a flag you have to remember to set.
sellercustomernumberdateplace_of_supplylines[]termsbanksignatureNo tax columns. For anyone not registered, or billing abroad.
Same block tree as the GST invoice with the tax section removed, so a shop that registers later keeps its layout and only changes the template id.
sellercustomernumberdatelines[]notesValidity, lead time and terms, with prices marked as an estimate.
Carries a validity date in the header rather than the footer: a quotation whose expiry is buried under the terms is a quotation that gets honoured six months later.
sellercustomernumberdatevalid_untillines[]termsGoods, quantities and a receiver’s signature. No money.
Amount columns are omitted entirely rather than zeroed, because a challan showing values invites the exact argument at the gate that a challan exists to avoid.
sellerconsigneenumberdatevehiclelines[]reasonThe GST invoice folded onto half a sheet, for a dot-matrix tray.
A5 is what a lot of Indian counters actually keep loaded, so this is a first-class layout rather than an A4 scaled down until the tax table stops being readable.
sellercustomernumberdatelines[]A template is a JSON document with a list of blocks. Every string may contain {{ expression }} over the payload you send, with filters
for money, dates and amount-in-words. The renderer walks the same tree three ways — to ESC/POS
bytes, to a PDF page, and to an HTML preview — so a layout that looks right in the preview is
right on paper.
Push one from your web app and it lands on that machine only. Push it with a built-in's id and it shadows the built-in, which is how a single shop gets its own receipt without you forking anything.
Every block type and filter →await printol.saveTemplate({
id: 'pos.receipt.mine',
name: 'My receipt',
paper: 'pos80',
kind: 'pos',
blocks: [
{ type: 'text', value: '{{ seller.name }}', align: 'center', bold: true, size: 'double' },
{ type: 'text', value: '{{ seller.address }}', align: 'center' },
{ type: 'rule' },
{ type: 'keyvalue', pairs: [
{ label: 'Bill', value: '{{ number }}' },
{ label: 'Date', value: '{{ date | date("dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm") }}' }
] },
{ type: 'table', rows: '{{ lines }}', columns: [
{ key: 'name', label: 'Item', weight: 5 },
{ key: 'qty', label: 'Qty', weight: 1, align: 'right' },
{ key: 'amount', label: 'Amount', weight: 2, align: 'right', money: true }
] },
{ type: 'rule' },
{ type: 'total', label: 'TOTAL', value: '{{ total | money }}' },
{ type: 'qr', value: '{{ pay_url }}', size: 6 },
{ type: 'text', value: '{{ footer }}', align: 'center' },
{ type: 'feed', lines: 2 },
{ type: 'cut' }
]
});