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@pdfrx/viewer-core

v0.27.0

Published

Platform-independent core logic of the pdfrx viewer: geometry, layout, viewport math, text flow analysis, and text selection

Readme

@pdfrx/viewer-core

Platform-independent core logic of a PDF viewer, in pure TypeScript. No DOM access — every type is a plain JSON-serializable object. This is the logic layer underneath @pdfrx/viewer; use it directly to build a custom viewer shell (different rendering stack, custom gestures).

Derived from the pdfrx project.

npm package · API reference

Installation

npm install @pdfrx/viewer-core

What's inside

| Module | Contents | |---|---| | geometry | Rect/point math, page rotation, PDF page space (y-up) ↔ document space (y-down) conversions | | transform | ViewTransform {zoom, xZoomed, yZoomed}, visible-rect/fit calculations, 14 page anchors, boundary clamping, underflow alignment | | layout | Vertical/horizontal page layout and hit testing | | text / text-formatter | Structured page text: reading-order analysis, line splitting, word/space/newline fragments, text direction (LTR/RTL/vertical), search | | selection | Nearest-character hit testing, A/B selection anchors (same-page and cross-page), word selection, per-page range expansion for highlighting |

These primitives are DOM-free and JSON-serializable. They support vertical, horizontal, and custom viewer shells without coupling layout, coordinates, text analysis, or selection behavior to canvas rendering or a UI framework.

Example

import {
  formatText,
  findTextAndIndexForPoint,
  getSelectedRanges,
  composeSelectedText,
  layoutPagesVertical,
} from '@pdfrx/viewer-core';

// Build structured text from an engine's raw page text
const pageText = formatText({ fullText, charRects }, /* pageNumber */ 1);

// Lay out pages and hit-test a pointer position against the text
const layout = layoutPagesVertical(pages, { margin: 8 });
const hit = findTextAndIndexForPoint(docPoint, selectablePages);

// Expand a selection into per-page ranges and compose the clipboard text
const ranges = getSelectedRanges(selA, selB, getLoadedText);
const clipboard = composeSelectedText(ranges);

Coordinate conventions: PDF page space is points (1/72"), origin bottom-left, y-up; document space is y-down. See the architecture notes for details.

Next steps

See the complete API reference for exported geometry, layout, text, and selection symbols. The architecture notes define coordinate conventions and package boundaries.

License

MIT