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@zebrash/browser

v1.0.3

Published

Render ZPL labels to PNG or SVG in the browser. Pure TypeScript port of ingridhq/zebrash. Zero native deps.

Readme

@zebrash/browser

npm version License: MIT

Render ZPL II labels to PNG or SVG in the browser. Pure-TypeScript port of ingridhq/zebrash. Uses native OffscreenCanvas + FontFace. Zero native deps, no WASM, no Go subprocess. A free, local alternative to labelary.com/viewer.html — preview labels without sending data to a third party.

Install

npm install @zebrash/browser

Usage

import { Parser, Drawer } from "@zebrash/browser";

const labels = new Parser().parse(zpl);

const png = await new Drawer().drawLabelAsPng(labels[0], {
  labelWidthMm: 101.6, // 4 in
  labelHeightMm: 203.2, // 8 in
  dpmm: 8, // 203 dpi
});

const url = URL.createObjectURL(new Blob([png], { type: "image/png" }));

drawLabelAsPng returns a Uint8Array. Wrap it in a Blob for URL.createObjectURL or an anchor-tag download.

Fonts

The four bundled TTFs (Helvetica, DejaVu Sans Mono ± bold, ZPL GS) are lazy-fetched from jsdelivr on first render. To self-host them (CSP, offline, version-pinning), override the base URL:

import { setFontBaseUrl } from "@zebrash/browser";
setFontBaseUrl("/static/zebrash-fonts/");

SVG output

const svg = await new Drawer().drawLabelAsSvg(labels[0], {
  labelWidthMm: 101.6,
  labelHeightMm: 203.2,
  dpmm: 8,
  fontEmbed: "url", // "url" | "embed" | "none"
});

Returns a Promise<string>. Real <rect> per barcode module, real <text> per ^FD field. Only ^GF bitmaps fall back to embedded raster.

| fontEmbed | Emits | When | | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | "url" | @font-face src: url("<cdn>/font.ttf") | Default. Browser embedding, small file size. | | "embed" | @font-face src: url("data:font/ttf;base64,…") | Offline / PDF-export. Adds 54 KB–900 KB per SVG. | | "none" | font-family only, no @font-face | Renderer already has fonts. Smallest output. |

Reverse-print elements (^FR) are wrapped in <g style="mix-blend-mode: difference"> — XOR-equivalent for monochrome.

Node.js?

Use @zebrash/node — same API, Skia-backed via @napi-rs/canvas.

Documentation

Full docs, supported ZPL command surface, and the DrawerOptions reference live in the main README.

License

MIT.