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@coolms/pdf-angular

v2.0.0-alpha.2

Published

The CoolMS PDF viewer for Angular. Registers itself with @coolms/document-viewer, so consumers dispatch through the viewer host rather than importing the component.

Downloads

23

Readme

@coolms/pdf-angular

The CoolMS PDF viewer for Angular.

Install

npm install @coolms/pdf-angular @coolms/document-viewer-angular @coolms/core-angular

Use

Register it once, then dispatch through the viewer host rather than importing the component:

import { provideCoolmsPdf } from '@coolms/pdf-angular';

providers: [provideCoolmsPdf()]
<cms-viewer-host mimeType="application/pdf" [url]="url" />

Importing PdfViewerComponent directly works, but bypasses the registry that lets a document surface show a format it was never told about.

Building it

Peers are consumed as BUILT output, never as sources: compiling a peer's sources in would place them outside this package's rootDir (TS6059) and ship a second copy of that peer to anyone installing both. Build in dependency order:

document-engine -> core-angular -> editor-angular -> ui-angular
                -> document-angular, document-viewer-angular,
   image-editor-angular -> pdf-angular

Status

A pre-release: the shape is still moving and it carries no compatibility promise.

Licence

MIT.