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@yogthos/puppeteer-service

v1.0.0

Published

a service to generate PDF from HTML using Puppeteer

Downloads

3

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Links

Git

Maintainers

yogthosyogthos

Keywords

cljspdfhtml

Readme

puppeteer service

The service accepts a POST request with a body in the format of:

{:html "<html><body><p>Hello</p></body></html>"
 :css "p {color: red}"
 :options {}}

where :html should contain the HTML document to be rendered, :css contains all the styles, and the :options specifies Puppeteer options that the service should use to render the document. The HTML must embed CSS and Js associated with it.

Building

Initialize NPM dependencies

npm install

The service is built during development by running

npx shadow-cljs watch app

The service is packaged by running

npx shadow-cljs release app

Compiling the service will produce puppeteer-service.js that can be run with Node:

node puppeteer-service.js

The service looks for config.edn file containing :port key, e,g: {:port 3000} or for a file pointed by the PUPPETEER_SERVICE_CONFIG environment variable.

The service can be tested using the test-client.clj Babashka script.