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gitbook-pdfgen

v0.0.2

Published

PDF generator(s) for GitBook. Currently there is only one generator using wkhtmltopdf.

Downloads

11

Readme

GitBook PDF Generator(s)

Documentation is not finished yet. Before the documentation is done, you may check the discussion at https://github.com/GitbookIO/gitbook/issues/1470 for ideas.

Installation

  1. npm install -g gitbook-pdfgen
  2. Install wkhtmltopdf and add wkhtmltopdf to path.
  3. Download the sample project at https://github.com/GitbookIO/gitbook/issues/1470
  4. run gitbook-pdfgen at the project path, which contains book.json. The pdf generated is book_wk.pdf
  5. run gitbook-pdfgen --help for help of the command line.
  6. Modify the book.

Configuration

  • Do the configuration in book.json of the book.
  • Check gen_pdf_wk_config_schema.json in the npm package for details. (Sorry I cannot pretty print the schema yet.)
  • Check the sample project and wkhtmltopdf help for how to modify the TOC, header and footer.

Known issues

  • If a font-face is not used in the first page (usually README.md), the font will not be embedded correctly in the pdf. This is an issue with wkhtmltopdf. (Workaround: see the sample project to add some hidden text.)
  • Will not work if the book summary is not in the same format as the sample project. (i.e. One part only, no multilanguage.)
  • Cannot set a different margin in different pages, including cover. (Workaround: to add a real cover to your book, use PDFTK Builder.)
  • Will not work if the book contains a book.js instead of book.json.