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@cpcwood/angular-pdf-viewer

v0.2.9

Published

An AngularJS directive to display PDFs

Downloads

5

Readme

Angular PDF Viewer

npm-version

Fork of https://github.com/winkerVSbecks/angular-pdf-viewer, npm package for webpack.

An AngularJS directive to display PDFs. DEMO

Dependencies

  1. AngularJS

Usage

  1. Add as dependency
    • npm install @cpcwood/angular-pdf-viewer
    • yarn add @cpcwood/angular-pdf-viewer
  2. Ensure AngularJS peer dependency is met
  3. Import in client
import '@cpcwood/angular-pdf-viewer'
  1. Include the lib as a dependency in your angular app:
var app = angular.module('app', ['pdf']);

Directive

The URL, request headers, scale and delegate-handle can be set using the attributes:

<pdf-viewer
    delegate-handle="my-pdf-container"
    url="pdfUrl"
    scale="1"
    show-toolbar="true"
    headers="{ 'x-you-know-whats-awesome': 'EVERYTHING' }"></pdf-viewer>

Delegate Service (pdfDelegate)

The pdfDelegate service allows you to access and control individual instances of a directive. This allows us to have multiple instances of the same directive in the same controller.

Inject the pdfDelegate service into your controller. You can then fetch an instance using it's delegate handle and call methods on it:

pdfDelegate.$getByHandle('my-pdf-container').zoomIn();

The following methods are available to the delegate:

  • prev
  • next
  • zoomIn(amount) default amount = 0.2
  • zoomOut(amount) default amount = 0.2
  • zoomTo(amount)
  • rotate (clockwise by 90 degrees)
  • getPageCount
  • getCurrentPage
  • goToPage(pageNumber)
  • load

Change the PDF File

In order to replace the active PDF with another one, you can call the load method of the delegate. For example:

pdfDelegate
    .$getByHandle('my-pdf-container')
    .load('url-of-the-new-file.pdf');

Development & Example

  • Install: yarn install
  • Start development server: yarn start
  • Visit app: http://localhost:8080

Toolbar

The default toolbar can be shown or hidden using the show-toolbar attribute. Since the PDF can be easily controlled using the delegate service it's quite trivial to build a custom toolbar. Or place the toolbar on a separate scope.

Similar projects

  1. angularjs-pdf
  2. ng-pdfviewer

Credit

PDF examples used are Relativity: The Special and General Theory by Albert Einstein as kindly organized and made available free by Project Gutenberg. And the This is Material Design by Google.