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docusaurus-export-pdf

v2.3.0

Published

Export Docusaurus-generated documentation websites to PDF via CLI or Node.js API. Refactored with clean architecture, modular design, and improved error handling.

Readme

docusaurus-export-pdf

A CLI and Node.js tool to export Docusaurus-generated documentation websites to PDF.

Enhanced version with improved sidebar handling and better error recovery for complex Docusaurus documentation structures.


Features

  • Export pages from a Docusaurus site to PDF
  • CLI tool (docexport) for quick command-line usage
  • Node.js API (run function) for programmatic use
  • Supports custom output file paths
  • Optional temporary file cleanup
  • URL validation (only http/https)
  • Automatically creates output directories

Installation

Globally:

npm install -g docusaurus-export-pdf

Locally:

npm install docusaurus-export-pdf

CLI Usage

docexport <url> [options]

Options

| Option | Description | | ------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | <url> | URL of your Docusaurus site (required) | | -o, --output <filename> | Output PDF file path (default: ./output.pdf) | | --no-clean | Do not clean temporary files | | -V, --version | Show CLI version | | -h, --help | Show help |

Examples

Export your Docusaurus site to the default output.pdf:

docexport http://localhost:3000

Export to a custom path:

docexport http://localhost:3000 -o ./out/docs.pdf

Export without cleaning temporary files:

docexport http://localhost:3000 --no-clean

Programmatic Usage

Basic Usage

import { run } from 'docusaurus-export-pdf';

(async () => {
  const url = 'http://localhost:3000';
  const output = './out/docs.pdf';
  const clean = true;

  await run(url, output, clean);
})();

Advanced Usage with Custom Configuration

import { exportToPdf, defaultConfig } from 'docusaurus-export-pdf';

(async () => {
  const url = 'http://localhost:3000';
  const output = './out/docs.pdf';

  const customConfig = {
    ...defaultConfig,
    timeouts: {
      ...defaultConfig.timeouts,
      pageLoad: 15000,
    },
    pdf: {
      ...defaultConfig.pdf,
      width: '1200px',
    },
  };

  await exportToPdf(url, output, customConfig);
})();

Note: Only works with Docusaurus-generated documentation. Node.js 16+ is recommended.


Development

git clone https://github.com/fosk06/export-docusaurus-pdf.git
cd export-docusaurus-pdf
npm install
node ./bin.js http://localhost:3000 -o ./out/dev.pdf

Improvements in this version

  • Improved sidebar handling: Better detection and expansion of collapsible menu items
  • Multiple click strategies: Uses JavaScript expansion, force clicks, and fallback methods
  • Better error recovery: Continues processing even if some menu items fail
  • Enhanced visibility checks: Verifies element visibility before attempting clicks
  • Timeout handling: More robust timeout management for complex documentation structures
  • Refactored codebase: Clean architecture with separated concerns, better error handling, and structured logging
  • Modular design: Services for sidebar expansion, link collection, PDF export, and merging
  • Configuration management: Centralized configuration with easy customization

License

MIT