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vue-office-pdf-isolated

v0.0.2

Published

Vue 3 PDF preview with an isolated PDF.js runtime

Readme

vue-office-pdf-isolated

Vue 3 PDF preview component with a package-private PDF.js runtime.

Runtime boundary

  • Uses the PDF.js 5.7.284 legacy build and its matching module worker.
  • Loads PDF.js only when the component starts a PDF preview.
  • Does not read or replace window/globalThis.pdfjsLib.
  • Keeps the PDF.js module and worker inside this package build.

Usage

The default entry keeps the existing modern build:

import VueOfficePdf from 'vue-office-pdf-isolated'

app.component('VueOfficePdf', VueOfficePdf)

Use the independent compat entry for Chromium 102/110 based browsers:

import VueOfficePdf from 'vue-office-pdf-isolated/compat'

app.component('VueOfficePdf', VueOfficePdf)

The component keeps the upstream src, requestOptions, staticFileUrl, options, defaultScale, rendered/error events, scale methods, and save method.

Pass PDF.js document options through options. For example:

<VueOfficePdf
  :src="url"
  :options="{ wasmUrl: '/pdfjs/wasm/' }"
  @rendered="handleRendered"
  @error="handleError"
/>

For the default entry, the wasmUrl directory must contain resources from pdfjs-dist 5.7.284.

The compat entry targets Chromium 102. Its main module and module worker are built together, and matching CMap, WASM, and standard-font resources are published with the package. The compat entry resolves those resources relative to itself, does not use a public CDN, and overrides cMapUrl, standardFontDataUrl, wasmUrl, useWorkerFetch, and BinaryDataFactory options to preserve that self-contained boundary.

Vue 2 and CommonJS/UMD builds are not supported.