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lumipdf

v1.2.0

Published

React PDF viewer built on PDF.js - virtualized pages, search, themes, Canva-style editable annotations, and in-browser OCR

Readme

LumiPDF

React PDF viewer built on PDF.js. Virtualized rendering, full-text search, thumbnails & outline, zoom/rotation, download & print, themes, and Canva-style editable annotations.

Install

npm install lumipdf

Peer dependencies: react, react-dom, and pdfjs-dist.

import { DocumentViewer } from "lumipdf";
import "lumipdf/styles";

export function App() {
  return (
    <div style={{ height: "100vh" }}>
      <DocumentViewer source={{ kind: "url", url: "/sample.pdf" }} theme="auto" />
    </div>
  );
}

What's new in 1.1

  • Canva-style annotations — select, move, resize, delete; double-click text to re-edit
  • Annotation format bar — colors, opacity, thickness, fill, fonts, alignment, and more
  • Page navigator — compact page jumping in the viewer chrome
  • Toolbar, pinch-zoom, and rotation polish

See CHANGELOG.md for the full release notes.

Features

| Area | Capabilities | |------|----------------| | Viewer | Virtualized pages, text layer, pinch zoom, fit page/width/actual size | | Navigation | Page navigator, thumbnails, outline, keyboard shortcuts | | Search | Full-text search with match highlighting and next/prev | | Annotations | Highlight, ink, rectangle, ellipse, line, arrow, free text | | Theming | light, dark, auto, sepia | | Sources | URL, File, ArrayBuffer, file system handles | | API | DocumentViewer props/ref, hooks, Zustand store, TypeScript types |

Annotations

Toolbar tools: highlight, freehand draw, rectangle, ellipse, line, arrow, and free text. Annotations are viewer overlays only — download and print always use the original PDF without annotations.

Editing (Canva-style)

  • Click an annotation to select it (dashed box + corner handles)
  • Drag to move; drag corner handles to resize
  • Delete with the red ×, Delete/Backspace, or the toolbar action
  • Double-click text to re-edit content
  • Escape clears selection and exits the active tool

Formatting

Use the annotation format bar for:

  • Highlight — color, opacity
  • Draw — color, thickness, dotted stroke
  • Shapes — color, thickness, dotted, filled
  • Text — color, size, font family, align, bold, italic, underline, background

Style changes apply to new annotations and update the currently selected annotation.

Persist annotations with callback data:

import { DocumentViewer, serializeAnnotations, parseAnnotations } from "lumipdf";

<DocumentViewer
  source={{ kind: "url", url: "/contract.pdf" }}
  onAnnotationChange={(annotations) => {
    localStorage.setItem("contract-annotations", JSON.stringify(serializeAnnotations(annotations)));
  }}
/>

Use serializeAnnotations and parseAnnotations for validated stored annotation payloads.

Hooks

Compose your own chrome if you do not want the default toolbar:

  • useDocViewer / useViewerStore - full store access
  • useDocument, useNavigation, useZoom, useSearch, useAnnotations
  • useFileInput, useKeyboardShortcuts, useVirtualizer

Notes

  • PDF.js worker loads from jsDelivr by default. Set pdfjsLib.GlobalWorkerOptions.workerSrc before render if you need self-hosted worker assets.
  • Remote PDFs need CORS access.
  • Supports React 18+.

License

MIT