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@docmentis/udoc-viewer

v0.8.19

Published

Embeddable, high-fidelity document viewer for PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and more.

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@docmentis/udoc-viewer

A full-featured, embeddable document viewer for the web.

Bring PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, SVG, images, and other documents directly into your application with a consistent viewing experience. Built on the docMentis document engine, udoc-viewer combines high-fidelity rendering with the tools people expect from a modern document viewer.

npm version license

Live Demo · Docs · API Reference · Changelog · Report Issue


Why udoc-viewer?

  • One viewer for many formats. Display PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, and other supported document and image formats without switching components.
  • Complete viewing experience. Navigation, zoom, thumbnails, outlines, search, printing, and downloading, with annotation and comment capabilities.
  • Embeddable and customizable. Integrate with your framework of choice, or with plain JavaScript, and customize the interface to fit your application.
  • Client-side document rendering. View documents in the browser without requiring server-side document conversion.

Quick start

npm install @docmentis/udoc-viewer

Give the viewer a container with a height:

<div id="viewer" style="height: 600px"></div>
import { UDocViewer } from "@docmentis/udoc-viewer";

const viewer = await UDocViewer.create(document.getElementById("viewer")!);
await viewer.open("/example.pdf");

// Call viewer.destroy() when the viewer is no longer needed.

open also accepts local files and document bytes. See the package's API documentation for configuration and available methods.

Viewer or editor?

Use udoc-viewer when your application needs document viewing, navigation, search, comments, or annotations without content editing. For content editing and collaborative authoring, use @docmentis/udoc-editor.

Licensing

The viewer's source code is open source under MIT OR Apache-2.0. It uses the separately licensed, proprietary @docmentis/udoc-wasm runtime. Free runtime use requires online authorization; commercial licensing is available for offline use and applicable licensed options.

Source and documentation · docMentis