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pagebaker

v1.0.0

Published

A powerful Node.js library for server-side HTML template rendering and PDF generation. Built with Puppeteer for PDF conversion and Mustache for templating.

Readme

PageBaker

A powerful Node.js library for server-side HTML template rendering and PDF generation. Built with Puppeteer for PDF conversion and Mustache for templating.

Features

  • Populate HTML templates with data using Mustache templating
  • Convert HTML templates to high-quality PDF documents using Puppeteer
  • Simple API for both in-memory PDF generation and file saving
  • Flexible customization options for PDF output
  • Uses .mustache extension for template files

Installation

npm install pagebaker

Methods

getHTML(templateName, data)

Renders an HTML template with the provided data.

  • templateName: Name of the template file (without .mustache extension)
  • data: Object containing data to populate the template
  • Returns: HTML string

getPDFBuffer(templateName, data)

Generates a PDF from a template and returns it as a buffer.

  • templateName: Name of the template file (without .mustache extension)
  • data: Object containing data to populate the template
  • Returns: Promise resolving to a PDF buffer

savePDF(templateName, data, outputPath)

Generates a PDF from a template and saves it to a file.

  • templateName: Name of the template file (without .mustache extension)
  • data: Object containing data to populate the template
  • outputPath: File path where the PDF should be saved
  • Returns: Promise that resolves when the file is saved

Usage

Basic Example

const PageBaker = require("pagebaker");

// Initialize with template directory
const baker = new PageBaker("./templates");

// Generate PDF from template and save to file
async function generateInvoice() {
  const data = {
    invoiceNumber: "INV-001",
    date: "2025-04-29",
    customer: {
      name: "Acme Corp",
      address: "123 Business Ave, Suite 100",
    },
    items: [
      { description: "Web Development", amount: 1200 },
      { description: "Hosting (Annual)", amount: 300 },
    ],
    total: 1500,
  };

  // Save to file
  await baker.savePDF("invoice", data, "invoice-001.pdf");
  console.log("PDF saved successfully!");
}

generateInvoice();

Getting HTML Output

const html = baker.getHTML("invoice", data);
console.log(html);

Getting PDF Buffer

async function getPDFBuffer() {
  const buffer = await baker.getPDFBuffer("invoice", data);
  // Use the buffer (e.g., send as API response)
}