@namahapdf/embed

The NamahaPDF editor as a single <script> tag — for pages with no bundler and no React: WordPress, Rails, Django, a CMS template, a static site.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/namahapdf/namahapdf-embed.css">

<div id="editor"></div>

<script src="/namahapdf/namahapdf-embed.iife.js"></script>
<script>
  NamahaPDF.mount('#editor', {
    licenseKey: 'YOUR_KEY',
    activationUrl: 'https://pdf.namahatech.com/api/license/activate',
    fontBaseUrl: '/namahapdf/fonts',
    height: '80vh',
  });
</script>

Install with npm i @namahapdf/embed, then copy dist/* into your public assets. There is no CDN — self-hosting is what keeps the promise that documents never leave the device.

On WordPress, install the plugin instead. It ships this bundle, the fonts and a [namahapdf_editor] shortcode plus a block.

API

NamahaPDF.mount(target, options) → { unmount() }, where target is a CSS selector or an element. The global also carries version and the license helpers configureLicense, getLicenseState, isFeatureEnabled, shouldWatermark, onLicenseChange.

Options: licenseKey, activationUrl, serverFeatures, decryptUrl, signUrl, fontBaseUrl, upgradeUrl, theme, height, className.

Without a license

Reading, text selection, zoom, links, highlighting, drawing, shapes, comments, quick (visual) signatures and filling existing form fields all work; exports carry an evaluation watermark and editing tools show a padlock.

Notes

• One editor per page — the license gate and the font registries are module singletons shared across the bundle.
• ~2.5 MB minified. It carries React, the document engine, pdf-lib and the pdf.js image decoders. Serve it compressed, from the footer, behind a versioned URL.
• The stylesheet is scoped to .namahapdf-root with Tailwind preflight disabled, so it will not restyle your page. React is not placed on window, so the bundle coexists with a page running its own React.

Full documentation: https://pdf.namahatech.com/docs

© 2026 NamahaPDF. Licensed, not sold — see LICENSE.