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boomack-plugin-pdf

v0.2.0

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Boomack PlugIn for rendering PDFs

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Readme

Boomack Plug-In PDF

Installation

If your using the Windows MSI installer for Boomack, this plug-in is installed by default. You can however, deselect it in the setup dialog during the installation.

The Docker image also contains this plug-in.

If you are using npm for installation, you can install this plug-in with:

==| TABS |== ::| Shell / Command Line

npm i -g boomack-plugin-pdf

==|------|==

Features

Plug-In ID: pdf

Renderer pdf

Render a single PDF page from a PDF document, using the JavaScript library PDF.js.

Display Options

  • pageLabel
    The label of the page to be displayed. Defaults to null.
  • pageNo
    The numeric page number, starting with 1. Defaults to null.
    Takes precedence over pageLabel.
  • scale
    See Display Option on the concepts page for possible values. The value "auto" is interpreted as "scale-down".
  • align
    See Display Option on the concepts page for possible values.
  • border
    A boolean or the thickness in pixels of the border around the page. Defaults to true.
  • shadow
    A switch to show or hide a shadow around the border. Default to true.

Hint: A PDF page has a numeric number, always starting with 1. But it can have an additionally string as label: E. g. a roman number for a page of the forword, like "IIX". To distinguish these two alternatives of identifying a page, the properties pageNo and pageLabel are supported.

Media Types

The plug-in provides the following media types:

  • application/pdf