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pdf-internal-link

v1.0.2

Published

lib to add internal links in pdf

Downloads

20

Readme

Easy way to add intenal links to existing PDF

Instructions

GetStarted

npm i pdf-internal-link

Usage

const link = require('pdf-internal-link');
const inFile = './input.pdf'
const outFile = './output.pdf'
const onPage = 5
const toPage = 10
const x1 = 10
const y1 = 20
const x2 = 55
const y2 = 50
const linkText = 'sample link'

const options = {
  color : 'blue'
}

link(inFile, outFile, linkText, onPage, toPage, x1, y1, x2, y2, options)

Parameters

inFile - Path to the input file.

outFile - Path to the output file.

linkText - Text for the link

onPage - Page on which link will appear.

toPage - Page to which link will take

x1 , y1 , x2 , y2 - Rectange around the text which will be clickable

Available options

size - user to change font size default 10

font - Path to a font file (.ttf) to change font default Helvetica 400

color - To change link color. default black

underline - To underline the link default true. default false