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@archireport/react-native-static-html-to-pdf

v0.3.0

Published

Convert static html file to pdf

Downloads

5

Readme

react-native-static-html-to-pdf

Convert static html file to pdf

This library is inspired by react-native-html-to-pdf. It takes a static html file as parameter (whereas react-native-html-to-pdf takes a string as argument).

It takes a screenshot of the page before redirection to target. So you need to add in your html file the following script at the end of the execution of your js

window.location.href = 'http://finishload.com';

The returned value is the path of the generated pdf file

Installation

npm install @archireport/react-native-static-html-to-pdf

Usage

import { generatePdf } from '@archireport/react-native-static-html-to-pdf';

// ...

const pathOfGeneratedPdf = await generatePdf({
  path: `${DocumentDirectoryPath}/public/index.html`,
  target: 'http://finishload.com',
  documentName: 'file.pdf',
  width: 612,
  height: 792,
});

where

| param | description | example | | ------------ | --------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | path | path to your html file (it must be under documents) | ${DocumentDirectoryPath}/index.html (DocumentDirectoryPath is provided by react-native-fs) | | target | url used to indicate that js execution is finished | http://finishload.com | | documentName | name of the generated pdf (in cache directory) | file.pdf | | width | width of the generated pdf | 612 | | height | height of the generated pdf | 792 |

Contributing

See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.

License

MIT