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@betterboards/svg-to-pdfkit

v0.1.10

Published

Insert SVG into a PDF document created with PDFKit - Fork by mewtlu

Downloads

59

Readme

@betterboards/SVG-to-PDFKit

Insert SVG into a PDF document created with PDFKit.

This fork is maintained by Better Boards due to lack of maintenance on the original package with alterations made to meet internal requirements. Current changes include:

  • The fontCallback method is now passed the string value of the font-weight attribute rather than a boolean comparing it to 'bold'.

Install

npm install svg-to-pdfkit --save

Use

SVGtoPDF(doc, svg, x, y, options);

    If you prefer, you can add the function to the PDFDocument prototype:

PDFDocument.prototype.addSVG = function(svg, x, y, options) {
  return SVGtoPDF(this, svg, x, y, options), this;
};

    And then simply call:

doc.addSVG(svg, x, y, options);

Parameters

doc [PDFDocument] = the PDF document created with PDFKit
svg [SVGElement or string] = the SVG object or XML code
x, y [number] = the position where the SVG will be added
options [Object] = >
  - width, height [number] = initial viewport, by default it's the page dimensions
  - preserveAspectRatio [string] = override alignment of the SVG content inside its viewport
  - useCSS [boolean] = use the CSS styles computed by the browser (for SVGElement only)
  - fontCallback [function] = function called to get the fonts, see source code
  - imageCallback [function] = same as above for the images (for Node.js)
  - documentCallback [function] = same as above for the external SVG documents
  - colorCallback [function] = function called to get color, making mapping to CMYK possible
  - warningCallback [function] = function called when there is a warning
  - assumePt [boolean] = assume that units are PDF points instead of SVG pixels
  - precision [number] = precision factor for approximative calculations (default = 3)

Fonts

In the browser, it's easier to register fonts (see here how) before calling SVGtoPDF. SVGtoPDF doesn't wait for font loading with asynchronous XMLHttpRequest.

Make sure to name the fonts with the exact pattern 'MyFont', 'MyFont-Bold', 'MyFont-Italic', 'MyFont-BoldItalic' (case sensitive), if the font is named font-family="MyFont" in the svg. Missing Bold, Italic, BoldItalic fonts are simulated with stroke and skew angle.

If your fonts don't follow this pattern, or you want to register fonts at the moment they are encountered in the svg, you can use a custom fontCallback function.

Demos

    https://alafr.github.io/SVG-to-PDFKit/examples/demo.htm

    https://alafr.github.io/SVG-to-PDFKit/examples/options.htm

NodeJS example

    https://runkit.com/alafr/5a1377ff160182001232a91d

Supported

  • shapes: rect, circle, path, ellipse, line, polyline, polygon
  • special elements: use, nested svg
  • text elements: text, tspan, textPath
  • text attributes: x, y, dx, dy, rotate, text-anchor, textLength, word-spacing, letter-spacing, font-size
  • styling: with attributes only
  • colors: fill, stroke & color (rgb, rgba, hex, string), fill-opacity, stroke-opacity & opacity
  • units: all standard units
  • transformations: transform, viewBox & preserveAspectRatio attributes
  • clip paths & masks
  • images
  • fonts
  • gradients
  • patterns
  • links

Unsupported

  • filters
  • text attributes: font-variant, writing-mode, unicode-bidi
  • vector-effect (#113)
  • foreignObject (#37)
  • other things I don't even know they exist

Warning

  • Use an updated PDFKit version (≥0.8.1): see here how to build it, or use the prebuilt file in the examples folder.
  • There are bugs, please send issues and/or pull requests.

License

    MIT

Other useful projects

  • PDFKit, the JavaScript PDF generation library for Node and the browser.
  • For inserting SVG graphics into a PDFKit document there is also svgkit.
  • For the opposite conversion, from PDF to SVG, you can use Mozilla's PDF.js.