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@cincel.digital/doc-convert-plugin

v1.2.3

Published

A lightweight npm package for converting various document formats to PDF effortlessly.

Readme

@cincel.digital/doc-convert-plugin

This package provides a plugin for converting various file types to PDF using LibreOffice on the server. It is designed to be used with the Hapi framework.

Installation

yarn add @cincel.digital/doc-convert-plugin

# or

npm i @cincel.digital/doc-convert-plugin

Usage

const Hapi = require("hapi")(async () => {
  const server = await new Hapi.Server({
    port: 8000,
  })

  await server.register({
    plugin: require("@cincel.digital/doc-convert-plugin"),
    // options: {},
  })
})()

Configuration

The plugin accepts the following options:

  • maxFileSize (optional): Maximum allowed file size in bytes. Default is 5MB.
  • endpointUrl (optional): The URL endpoint for the conversion. Default is "/convert-to-pdf".
  • dest (optional): The destination directory where uploaded files will be stored. Default is "uploads".
  • accept (optional): An object specifying the accepted file types for conversion. Default is a predefined set of file types including images, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and CSV.

API

The plugin provides a single endpoint for file conversion:

  • POST {endpointUrl}: Upload a file and convert it to PDF. The file should be sent as a multipart/form-data payload with the field name file. The response will be the converted PDF file.

Error Handling

The plugin may send the following errors in case of failure:

| Error Code | Status | Message | | ---------- | ------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ERR_001 | 415 | Unsupported Media Type | | ERR_002 | 500 | LibreOffice is not installed on the server. | | ERR_003 | 422 | The provided file does not conform to the expected format. Please ensure that the 'file' property is a valid Readable stream. | | ERR_004 | 400 | The PDF file cannot be used because it is encrypted. | | ERR_005 | 400 | The PDF file was not generated correctly. |