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@aibrains/pdf-renderer

v0.8.0

Published

EdForge PDF rendering library. JSX-based document templates built on @react-pdf/renderer, with localization (EN + NE), Bikram Sambat date support, and a TemplateDescriptor registry for cross-domain doc types (invoice, receipt, report card, admit card, etc

Downloads

710

Readme

@aibrains/pdf-renderer

EdForge PDF rendering library. JSX-based document templates built on @react-pdf/renderer, with Devanagari (Nepali) font support, Bikram Sambat date support, and a TemplateDescriptor registry for cross-domain document types.

Status

Sprint C.0.1 — skeleton + first publish. No documents or primitives shipped yet. See docs/pilot-greenlight/c-epic-pdf-generation-design.md for the architecture and the C.0.* sprint plan.

Roadmap (C.0.* tickets)

| Ticket | Content | | --- | --- | | C.0.1 (this) | Package skeleton, build infrastructure, first publish to npm at 0.1.0 | | C.0.2 | Fonts (Latin + Devanagari), theme tokens, i18n helpers (EN/NE bundles), format helpers (Gregorian/BS/dual date, currency, number) | | C.0.3 | Layout primitives (Document, Page, BrandedHeader, BrandedFooter, Watermark) + reusable components (KeyValueTable, LineItemTable, TotalsBlock, SignatureLine) | | C.0.4 | TemplateDescriptor<T> type + per-DocType registry (getDescriptor, registerDescriptor) | | C.0.5 | SchoolBranding schema + entity extension (lands on @aibrains/shared-types + identity service — not this package) | | C.0.6 | Tenant PDF S3 buckets via CDK (not this package) | | C.0.7 | Branding presigned-upload + GET endpoints (identity service — not this package) | | C.1.* | First document components: <InvoicePdf>, <ReceiptPdf> | | C.3.1 | <GradeTable> component + <ReportCardPdf> | | C.5.1 | <AdmitCardPdf> data-shape |

Build

# From repo root
npm install
cd packages/pdf-renderer
npm run build      # produces dist/index.js + dist/index.d.ts
npm run typecheck  # tsc --noEmit

License

MIT — see LICENSE at the repo root.