jsreport-pdf-password

jsreport extension adding password protection to PDF reports

Adding pdf-password extension will let you add password protection to PDF rendered by any PDF recipe extension (such as jsreport-phantom-pdf, jsreport-electron-pdf, etc)

Installation

npm install jsreport-pdf-password

Usage

To use pdf-password in template rendering set the available options for password protection in the request.

{
  template: {
    content: '...',
    recipe: '...',
    engine: '...',
    pdfPassword: {
      active: true,
      password: '1234'
      /* ...other options... */
    }
  }
}

Options

• active (Boolean) -> tells if password protection should be active in this request, defaults to false.

• password (String) -> The password to be used when protecting the pdf, this option is required when the active option is true.

• ownerPassword (String) -> The owner password is used to protect the pdf file from modifications

• protectionLevel (Number) -> Specifies the level of protection for the pdf, posibles values are:

  • -1 -> none, the default level will be used
  • 3 -> allow the user to print the document
  • 4 -> allow modification of the document
  • 5 -> allow copying or extracting text and graphics from the document, this is the default used if none is set
  • 6 -> allow adding text annotations, fill form field
  • 9 -> allow filling forms
  • 10 -> allow extracting text and graphics in support of accessibility only
  • 11 -> allow assembling the document. rotate, insert, delete pages, bookmarks and thumbnails
  • 12 -> allow printing the document in a good res. Setting just 3 will normally print a low res form

  this option requires ownerPassword option to be set

jsreport-core

You can apply this extension also manually to jsreport-core

var jsreport = require('jsreport-core')()
jsreport.use(require('jsreport-pdf-password')())