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browser-based-export

v0.1.9

Published

Wrapper on top of Puppeteer's export to PDF feature

Downloads

11

Readme

npm version build status

Goal

browser-based-export is a wrapper on top of Puppeteer's export to PDF feature.

It can handle authentication by injecting cookies or Web Storage items into Headless Chromium. It also generates better looking PDF than Puppeteer by resizing the browser page to the paper format before triggering the PDF export.

The library is also available as a server and an AWS Lambda function.

Export isolation

Every export happens in an isolated incognito Chromium context. It means that the cookies, Web Storage items or any sensitive information will not be shared across exports. Even if they are launched in parallel.

Usage

Example

const {inBrowser} = require('browser-based-export');

// Start Headless Chromium and automatically close it when the passed callback resolves.
inBrowser({
  action: ({exportPdf}) =>
    exportPdf({
      payload: {
        url: 'https://example.com',
      },
      timeoutInSeconds: 10,
    }).then(pdfBuffer => {
      // Do something with it.
    }),
});

Take a look at:

Troubleshooting

This package is using the debug utility. Set the DEBUG environment variable to browser-based-export:* to see the debug messages.

If that's not enough, you can follow the Puppeteer debugging tips.