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@naturalcycles/puppeteer-lib

v1.9.3

Published

CLI to quickly produce PDFs or screenshots from HTML files or urls using Puppeteer

Downloads

50

Readme

@naturalcycles/puppeteer-lib

CLI to quickly produce PDFs or screenshots from HTML files or urls using Puppeteer

npm code style: prettier

Install

yarn add @naturalcycles/puppeteer-lib

OR

npm i @naturalcycles/puppeteer-lib

Features

  • yarn html2pdf
  • yarn html2png
  • yarn url2pdf
  • yarn url2png

html2pdf

yarn html2pdf index.html

Will produce index.html.pdf file next to the original file.

Positional arguments:

  • List of paths to process. Multiple files are supported. Globs are supported (see examples below).

Options:

Run yarn html2pdf help to see all available options.

  • --scale Print scale, e.g 0.5. Default: 1.
  • --format. Default: A4. Google which PDF formats Puppeteer supports.
  • --landscape. Default: false.
  • --margins, e.g 20mm 20mm 20mm 20mm (css-like syntax).
  • --headerTemplate, --footerTemplate
  • --headerTemplateFile, --footerTemplateFile
  • --headerText, --footerText
  • --headerTextFile, --footerTextFile
  • --concurrency Concurrency for opened Puppeteer pages. Default to 8. Tune if something is not working.
  • --verbose Print more logs.
  • --debug

Example, convert many matching files:

yarn html2pdf index1.html index2.html

Example, convert all matching files:

yarn html2pdf './someFolder/**/*.html'

html2png

yarn html2pdf index.html

Will produce index.html.png file next to the original file.

Positional arguments:

  • List of paths to process. Multiple files are supported. Globs are supported (see examples below).

Options:

Run yarn html2png help to see all available options.

  • --verbose Print more logs.
  • --concurrency Concurrency for opened Puppeteer pages. Default to 8. Tune if something is not working.
  • --format. Default: png. jpeg is also supported.
    • --quality 0-100, only for jpeg
  • --wh (Width/Height). Default: 800x600. String, width/height separated by x character.
  • --fullpage

Example, convert many matching files:

yarn html2pdf index1.html index2.html

Example, convert all matching files:

yarn html2pdf './someFolder/**/*.html'

url2pdf

yarn url2pdf https://google.com --outDir someDir

Will produce someDir/1.pdf file. Files are numbered incrementally starting with 1 based on order of inputs.

Options: same as html2pdf, plus:

  • --outDir - output directory (defaults to cwd)

url2png

yarn url2png https://google.com --outDir someDir

Will produce someDir/1.png file. Files are numbered incrementally starting with 1 based on order of inputs.

Options: same as html2png, plus:

  • --outDir - output directory (defaults to cwd)