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imprint-pdf

v0.14.0

Published

AI-native, print-grade Chinese PDF generator. Markdown in, publisher-quality PDF out, with a 0-100 print-quality report. One command: npx imprint-pdf.

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Keywords

pdfmarkdownchinesetypographyprintpublisherweasyprintlatexdocument

Readme

imprint-pdf

AI-native, print-grade Chinese PDF generator. Markdown in, publisher-quality PDF out — with a built-in 0-100 print-quality report.

One command, after platform dependencies:

npx imprint-pdf 论文.md
npx imprint-pdf 论文.md --theme academic --out 论文.pdf

The first run auto-installs the Python engine (PyPI → GitHub fallback), then everything runs locally. The published package name is imprint-pdf; imprint is its CLI binary, not the npm package name. 24 built-in themes (academic / modern / minimal / ink / traditional ...), smart theme auto-recommendation, a request for tagged PDF/UA-1 output (not a conformance certification), and a rigorous print-quality validator (page balance, widow/orphan control, CJK typography, ink coverage, font embedding).

npx imprint-pdf --list-themes     # all 24 themes
npx imprint-pdf --new report      # scaffold from a template
npx imprint-pdf report.md --report qa.json   # export quality report

Showcase: https://263311487-ux.github.io/imprint-pdf/ Full docs: https://github.com/263311487-ux/imprint-pdf MIT License.

First success, offline

The npm wrapper delegates to the Python engine. For a no-network smoke test from a checkout, run node cli.js --version; it must print imprint 0.14.0. A real PDF additionally needs Python 3.10+, the Python dependencies from pyproject.toml, and WeasyPrint's native Pango/GLib stack. The wrapper may install from a registry on first use; use python3 -m imprint when dependencies are already installed.

On macOS install Pango with Homebrew; on Debian/Ubuntu install libpango-1.0-0, libpangoft2-1.0-0, and a CJK font package; on Windows install a current GTK3 runtime. These native libraries are outside npm and are not installed by this repository.