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@gewis/pdf-compiler-ts

v1.5.0

Published

TypeScript client for the [PDF Compiler](https://github.com/GEWIS/pdf-compiler) API, generated from its OpenAPI spec.

Readme

PDF Compiler Client

TypeScript client for the PDF Compiler API, generated from its OpenAPI spec.

Installation

npm install @gewis/pdf-compiler-ts
# or
yarn add @gewis/pdf-compiler-ts

Usage

Setup

Configure the client with the base URL of your pdf-compiler instance:

import { client } from '@gewis/pdf-compiler-ts';

client.setConfig({ baseUrl: 'https://your-pdf-compiler/api/v1' });

Compile LaTeX to PDF

import { client, postCompile } from '@gewis/pdf-compiler-ts';

const tex = `\\documentclass{article}
\\begin{document}
Hello, world!
\\end{document}`;

const result = await postCompile<true>({ client, body: { tex }, parseAs: 'stream' });
const pdfBuffer = Buffer.from(await result.response.arrayBuffer());

Compile HTML to PDF

import { client, postCompileHtml } from '@gewis/pdf-compiler-ts';

const html = `<html><body><h1>Hello, world!</h1></body></html>`;

const result = await postCompileHtml<true>({ client, body: { html }, parseAs: 'stream' });
const pdfBuffer = Buffer.from(await result.response.arrayBuffer());

Health check

import { getHealth } from '@gewis/pdf-compiler-ts';

const result = await getHealth();
// result.response.status === 200

Development

Scripts

| Command | Description | |---|---| | yarn build | Compile TypeScript to dist/ | | yarn test | Run tests with Vitest | | yarn lint | Run ESLint | | yarn lint:fix | Run ESLint with auto-fix | | yarn format | Check formatting with Prettier | | yarn format:fix | Auto-format with Prettier | | yarn openapi-ts | Regenerate the client from the OpenAPI spec (see below) |

Regenerating the client

The client in src/client/ is generated from ../docs/swagger.json. Before generating, make sure the swagger spec is up to date — yarn openapi-ts will run swag init automatically via its pre hook, so you need swag on your PATH:

go install github.com/swaggo/swag/cmd/swag@latest
yarn openapi-ts

API contract testing with Optic

Optic is used to detect breaking API changes. It starts a local pdf-compiler via Docker, proxies the test suite through it, and diffs the traffic against the committed OpenAPI spec.

yarn optic capture ../docs/swagger.json --update interactive

This requires Docker to be running. The test suite (yarn test) is what drives traffic through the proxy.