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@karthi13krishna/pdfme-ui

v1.0.3

Published

TypeScript base PDF generator and React base UI. Open source, developed by the community, and completely free to use under the MIT license!

Readme

@karthi13krishna/pdfme-ui

A patched version of @pdfme/ui with the following fix:

What's different

Fix: Designer no longer resets to page 1 on every template update

When working on multi-page templates, the original @pdfme/ui resets the page cursor to 0 and scrolls to top on every external updateTemplate() call. This makes editing elements on page 2+ very frustrating.

This patch preserves the current page cursor across template updates, with bounds clamping to prevent crashes when a shorter template is loaded.

Install

npm install @karthi13krishna/pdfme-ui

Usage

Drop-in replacement for @pdfme/ui:

// replace this
import { Designer } from '@pdfme/ui';

// with this
import { Designer } from '@karthi13krishna/pdfme-ui';

Everything else stays the same.

Credits

Built on top of pdfme by the pdfme team.
Fix contributed via upstream PR.

License

MIT — same as the original pdfme package.