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react-pdfjs-multi

v1.0.0

Published

React wrapper for pdfjs with multiple file support

Readme

react-pdfjs-multi

React wrapper for pdfjs with multiple file support.

You can find a working example here.

This library uses pdf.js.

Installation & Usage

npm i react-pdfjs-multi

Example Usage

Minimal example

If you only need the defaults, you can render the component with just the pdfs array and the bundled CSS.

import React from 'react';
import { PdfMultiViewer } from 'react-pdfjs-multi';
import workerSrc from 'react-pdfjs-multi/dist/pdf.worker.min.mjs?url';
import 'react-pdfjs-multi/dist/react-pdfjs-multi.css';

const MinimalMultiViewer = () => (
  <PdfMultiViewer pdfs={['/pdfs/sample-a.pdf', '/pdfs/sample-b.pdf']} />
);

export default MinimalMultiViewer;

MultiViewer customization

This example picks a non-default document via initialLoadIndex, and the icons prop overrides the visual assets via CSS variables.

import React from 'react';
import { PdfMultiViewer, type IconConfig } from 'react-pdfjs-multi';
import workerSrc from 'react-pdfjs-multi/dist/pdf.worker.min.mjs?url';
import 'react-pdfjs-multi/dist/react-pdfjs-multi.css';

const pdfs = ['/pdfs/sample-a.pdf', '/pdfs/sample-b.pdf'];

const icons: IconConfig = {
  zoomIn: '/icons/zoom-in.svg',
  zoomOut: '/icons/zoom-out.svg',
  rotateLeft: '/icons/rotate-left.svg',
  rotateRight: '/icons/rotate-right.svg',
  download: '/icons/download.svg',
  toggleList: '/icons/toggle-list.svg',
  selectArrow: '/icons/select-arrow.svg',
  texture: 'none',
};

const MultiViewerExample = () => (
  <PdfMultiViewer
    pdfs={pdfs}
    workerSrc={workerSrc}
    icons={icons}
    rendererIcons={icons}
    initialLoadIndex={1}
    i18nData={{
      download: 'Download',
      scaleDown: 'Scale down',
      scaleUp: 'Scale up',
    }}
  />
);

export default MultiViewerExample;

PdfRenderer integration

When building your own viewer, assign the worker once and listen to the pdfChangeHook if you need to cache zoom/rotation/scroll positions manually.

import React, { FC, useEffect, useState } from 'react';
import {
  PdfRenderer,
  PdfjsLib,
  type PDFDocumentProxy,
  type RendererDocumentPosition,
} from 'react-pdfjs-multi';
import workerSrc from 'react-pdfjs-multi/dist/pdf.worker.min.mjs?url';

PdfjsLib.GlobalWorkerOptions.workerSrc = workerSrc;

const RendererExample: FC = () => {
  const [pdfDoc, setPdfDoc] = useState<PDFDocumentProxy>();

  const logPosition = (index: string, position: RendererDocumentPosition) => {
    console.log('document position', index, position);
  };

  useEffect(() => {
    const load = async () => {
      const doc = await PdfjsLib.getDocument({
        url: '/pdfs/sample-a.pdf',
      }).promise;

      setPdfDoc(doc);
    };

    load();
  }, []);

  if (!pdfDoc) return null;

  return <PdfRenderer pdfDoc={pdfDoc} downloadBtn pdfChangeHook={logPosition} />;
};

export default RendererExample;

Example App

A minimal workspace example lives at apps/example.

  • apps/example/src/examples/DefaultExample.tsx
  • apps/example/src/examples/ContrastExample.tsx + ContrastExample.css
pnpm install
pnpm start
pnpm dev:example

Styling

This library ships with optional default styles in react-pdfjs-multi/dist/react-pdfjs-multi.css. You can:

  • Use the defaults as-is.
  • Skip the CSS import and provide your own styles.
  • Override the defaults via CSS variables.

Example override:

.pdfjs-multi {
  --pdfjs-multi-bg: #f7f7f7;
  --pdfjs-multi-text: #1f2933;
  --pdfjs-multi-surface: #ffffff;
  --pdfjs-multi-texture: none;
}

Theming recipe (example)

Here is a compact “high-contrast” pattern similar to the example app. It uses icon overrides, CSS variables, and a scoped theme class:

import React from 'react';
import type { IconConfig } from 'react-pdfjs-multi';
import { PdfMultiViewer } from 'react-pdfjs-multi';

const icons: IconConfig = {
  zoomIn: '/icons/zoom-in.svg',
  zoomOut: '/icons/zoom-out.svg',
  rotateLeft: '/icons/rotate-left.svg',
  rotateRight: '/icons/rotate-right.svg',
  download: '/icons/download.svg',
  toggleList: '/icons/toggle-list.svg',
  selectArrow: '/icons/select-arrow.svg',
};

const viewerStyle = {
  '--pdfjs-multi-bg': '#0a0f1c',
  '--pdfjs-multi-texture': 'none',
  '--pdfjs-multi-text': '#e2e8f0',
  '--pdfjs-multi-surface': 'rgba(15, 23, 42, 0.9)',
  '--pdfjs-multi-surface-active': 'rgba(30, 41, 59, 0.92)',
  '--pdfjs-multi-muted-text': '#94a3b8',
} as const;

const rendererStyle = {
  '--pdfjs-multi-controls-bg': '#0f172a',
  '--pdfjs-multi-controls-text': '#f8fafc',
  '--pdfjs-multi-control-icon-size': '18px',
  '--pdfjs-multi-select-text': '#f8fafc',
} as const;

const HighContrastViewer = () => (
  <div className="theme-contrast">
    <PdfMultiViewer
      pdfs={['/pdfs/sample-a.pdf', '/pdfs/sample-b.pdf']}
      icons={icons}
      rendererIcons={icons}
      style={viewerStyle}
      rendererStyle={rendererStyle}
    />
  </div>
);
.theme-contrast .renderer-controls {
  /* renderer-controls defines its own icon vars, so inherit in themed skins */
  --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-zoom-out: inherit;
  --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-zoom-in: inherit;
  --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-rotate-left: inherit;
  --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-rotate-right: inherit;
  --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-download: inherit;
}

.theme-contrast .dropdown-toolbar-container {
  --pdfjs-multi-select-icon: inherit;
}

Available variables (non-exhaustive):

| Scope | Variable | Default | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-bg | #404040 | Base background | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-text | #fff | Text color | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-surface | #565656 | List background | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-surface-active | #474747 | Active list item | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-muted-text | #cecece | Metadata text | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-divider | rgba(53, 52, 52, 0.81) | List divider | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-list-width | 300px | List width | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-list-item-padding | 25px 35px | List item padding | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-option-bar-height | 33px | Option bar height | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-option-bar-padding | 4px 2px 4px 10px | Option bar padding | | MultiViewer | --pdfjs-multi-min-height | 360px | Minimum viewer height | | Shared | --pdfjs-multi-texture | url("./assets/texture.png") | Background texture | | Controls | --pdfjs-multi-controls-bg | #474747 | Controls background | | Controls | --pdfjs-multi-controls-text | hsla(0, 0%, 100%, 0.8) | Controls text | | Controls | --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-zoom-out | image-set(...) | Zoom out icon | | Controls | --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-zoom-in | image-set(...) | Zoom in icon | | Controls | --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-rotate-left | image-set(...) | Rotate left icon | | Controls | --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-rotate-right | image-set(...) | Rotate right icon | | Controls | --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-download | image-set(...) | Download icon | | Controls | --pdfjs-multi-control-icon-toggle-list | image-set(...) | Toggle list icon | | Select | --pdfjs-multi-select-icon | url("./assets/toolbarButton-menuArrows.png") | Select icon |

Icons

Use the icons prop to override the default PNGs. Values can be plain URLs (wrapped as url(...)) or full CSS values (e.g. image-set(...) or url(...)).

import type { IconConfig } from 'react-pdfjs-multi';

const icons: IconConfig = {
  zoomIn: '/icons/zoom-in.svg',
  zoomOut: '/icons/zoom-out.svg',
  rotateLeft: '/icons/rotate-left.svg',
  rotateRight: '/icons/rotate-right.svg',
  download: '/icons/download.svg',
  toggleList: '/icons/toggle-list.svg',
  selectArrow: '/icons/select-arrow.svg',
  texture: 'none',
};

If you want the same icon set applied to the renderer controls, pass rendererIcons to PdfMultiViewer (or use icons directly on PdfRenderer).

PdfMultiViewer

The MultiViewer allows you to pass an array of source strings or objects (optionally with a custom title) and it lazy-loads PDFs by default, showing the renderer as soon as the active PDF is loaded. The list is guarded by the toggle in the option bar; on widths between ~330px and ~667px it switches into an overlay so the renderer keeps the extra space, and selecting a document when the list is overlaid closes it automatically. The viewer also records zoom, rotation, and scroll positions per document via the embedded pdfChangeHook, so revisiting a PDF restores the position you left it in.

Props:

| Name | Required | Default | Type | Description | | --------------- | -------- | ------- | --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | pdfs | true | | {array} | Strings or { source, title? } objects for each PDF | | autoZoom | | true | {boolean} | enables/disables autoZoom on component mount and window resize | | className | | | {string} | Adds a class to the outer viewer container | | controls | | true | {boolean} | enables/disables controls to e.g. change renderer zoom | | icons | | | {IconConfig} | Override default icons and texture | | rendererIcons | | | {IconConfig} | Override renderer control icons | | rendererClassName | | | {string} | Adds a class to the renderer container | | rendererStyle | | | {CSSProperties} | Inline styles for the renderer container | | i18nData | | {}* | {I18nData} | An object of translated strings, default language is en | | startIndex | | 0 | {number} | first pdf to display using array index | | lazyLoad | | true | {boolean} | load only the active PDF until a list item is selected | | initialLoadIndex| | startIndex | {number|string} | which PDF to prefetch on mount when lazyLoad is enabled | | style | | | {CSSProperties} | Inline styles for the outer viewer container | | workerSrc | | | {string} | pdf.js worker URL |

When lazyLoad is enabled (the default), you can use initialLoadIndex to prime a different PDF than the one shown first, and PdfMultiViewer already passes its own pdfChangeHook to PdfRenderer so zoom/rotation/scroll state is cached automatically; you only need to provide your own hook if you want that data for something else.

i18n

To be able to use different i18n libraries eg. i18next or react-intl you can pass an i18n object with translated strings to the component.

*defaults:

{
  // Viewer
  loading: 'Loading...',
  pages: 'Pages',
  // Renderer
  zoom: 'Automatic zoom',
  originalSize: 'Original size',
  rotateLeft: 'Rotate left',
  rotateRight: 'Rotate right',
  scaleUp: 'Scale up',
  scaleDown: 'Scale down',
  download: 'Download',
}

PdfRenderer

If you like to implement your own custom multi renderer logic you can use the PdfRenderer component.

Props:

| Name | Required | Default | Type | Description | | ------------- | -------- | ------- | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | pdfDoc | true | | {PDFDocumentProxy} | A proxy of the pdf document to display | | autoZoom | | true | {boolean} | enables/disables autoZoom on component mount and window resize | | className | | | {string} | Adds a class to the renderer container | | controls | | true | {boolean} | enables/disables controls to e.g. change renderer zoom | | downloadBtn | | true | {boolean} | enables/disables download button | | icons | | | {IconConfig} | Override default icons and texture | | i18nData | | {}* | {I18nDataRenderer} | An object of translated strings, default language is en | | style | | | {CSSProperties} | Inline styles for the renderer container | | zoom | | null | {number} | Initial Zoom | | rotation | | null | {number} | Initial Rotation | | scrollTop | | null | {number} | Initial ScrollTop | | scrollLeft | | null | {number} | Initial ScrollLeft | | activeIndex | | null | {number} | Is required whenn the pdfChangeHook is used | | pdfChangeHook | | null | {func} | Callback function which gets a position object |