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xpdf-viewer

v3.1.8

Published

A simple, embeddable PDF viewer that works on both PC and mobile, powered by PDF.js.

Readme

xpdf-viewer

A simple, embeddable PDF viewer that works on both PC and mobile, powered by PDF.js.

Features

  • Easy to Embed: Just one line of HTML and one script tag.
  • Responsive: Automatically adjusts to the PDF's aspect ratio.
  • Multiple Controls: Navigate with buttons, mouse wheel, and touch swipes.
  • Fullscreen Mode: View documents without distractions.
  • Customizable Size: Easily set the viewer size directly in your HTML.
  • High-Res Display: Renders crisply on high-DPI (Retina) screens.

Usage

  1. Load the Script

    Add the following script tag to the bottom of your <body>.

    Use current version:

    <script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/pdf.js" defer></script>

    Use latest version:

    <script src="https://unpkg.com/xpdf-viewer/pdf.js" defer></script>
  2. Embed the Viewer

    Place an <embed> tag where you want the viewer to appear.

    • Use the xpdf class.
    • Use data-pdf to specify the path to your PDF file.
    • Use data-pdf-size (optional) to set the viewer's size. The default is 90vw.

    Basic Example (Default size: 90% of screen width):

    <embed class="xpdf" data-pdf="./path/to/your/document.pdf" />

    Custom Size Example (80% of screen height):

    <embed class="xpdf" data-pdf="./another.pdf" data-pdf-size="80vh" />

    The data-pdf-size attribute accepts any valid CSS size unit:

    • vw (viewport width) makes the viewer's width the primary dimension.
    • vh (viewport height) makes the viewer's height the primary dimension.
    • You can also use % or px.

Advanced Usage for SPAs (v3.0.0+)

Since SPAs (Single-Page Applications) load content dynamically, you need to manually initialize the viewer after your PDF <embed> tags are added to the page. Version 3.0.0 and later exposes a global function for this purpose.

Simply call window.initializeXpdfViewers() after rendering your dynamic content. The script will find any new, uninitialized viewers on the page and activate them.

Example:

// Your SPA's rendering logic
function renderArticle(content) {
  const contentArea = document.getElementById("content-area");
  contentArea.innerHTML = content; // New content with <embed> tags is added here

  // Manually initialize any new PDF viewers
  if (window.initializeXpdfViewers) {
    window.initializeXpdfViewers();
  }
}