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@modernice/pdf-tool-server

v0.1.0

Published

A collection of PDF tools packed in a Node.js webserver.

Downloads

4

Readme

PDF Tool Server

A collection of PDF tools packed in a Node.js webserver.

Setup

  1. Copy environment file
cp .env.example .env
  1. Install dependencies
yarn
  1. Build
yarn build
  1. Start server
yarn start

Usage

Create PDF from a webpage

Send a POST request to '/page-to-pdf' with the following options as JSON and save the returned data as a PDF file to your disk.

| Option | Required | Default | Type | Description | | ------ | -------- | ------- | ---- | ----------- | | url | yes | - | string | URL to the webpage | | selector | no | - | string | DOM selector (only use contents of this element) | | waitUntil | no | 'networkidle0' | 'networkidle0''networkidle0''networkidle2''load''domcontentloaded' | Page event that determines when the page has been loaded | | waitForSelector | no | - | string | DOM selector (wait for the element to appear before capturing the page) | | delay | no | - | integer | Delay caputure for given milliseconds after the page has loaded | | format | no | 'A4' | 'Letter''Legal''Tabloid''Ledger''A0''A1''A2''A3''A4''A5' | The PDF size | | authToken | no | - | string | Used as authorization header when requesting the URL | | viewport.width | no | 1920 | integer | Set the viewport width of the browser window | | viewport.height | no | 1080 | integer | Set the viewport height of the browser window |