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puredocx-image-templater-free

v1.0.2

Published

This free module allows to add an image using the {%image} tag. If you want to replace an existing image please purchase the paid version : https://puredocx.com

Downloads

13

Readme

Installation

Puredocx NPM Home

With modules:

npm install --save @mllx87/puredocx

Usage

First, download the input.docx file and place it in the same folder as your JavaScript file.

const Puredocx = require("@mllx87/puredocx");

var puredocx = new Puredocx()

var substitutions = {
    "title":"hello",
    "summary":"New World",
    "staff":30,
    "company":"mllx"
};

puredocx.render("input.docx",substitutions,"output.docx")

Images,Assuming your docx or pptx template contains only the text {%image}

const Puredocx = require("@mllx87/puredocx");

var puredocx = new Puredocx()

var substitutions = {
    "title":"hello",
    "summary":"New World",
    "staff":30,
    "company":"mllx",
    "image": "99e36.jpeg"
};

puredocx.render("input.docx",substitutions,"output.docx")

Some notes regarding templates:

  • docx files: the placeholder {%image} must be in a dedicated paragraph.
  • pptx files: the placeholder {%image} must be in a dedicated text cell.

Centering images


You can center all images by setting the global switch to true opts.imageOptions.centered = true.

If you would like to choose which images should be centered one by one:

  • Set the global switch to false opts.imageOptions.centered = false.
  • Use {%image} for images that shouldn't be centered.
  • Use {%%image} for images that you would like to see centered.

In pptx generated documents, images are centered vertically and horizontally relative to the parent cell.

Supported image format in given data :

  • Base64 string
  • Absolute path file
  • relative path file (absolute is prior to relative in test)
  • URL : https://www.puredocx.com/static/img/company.png

You can pass imageRootPath option for setting the root folder for your images.

    var puredocx = new Puredocx({
    "imageOptions": {
        imageRootPath: "/path/to/your/image/dir"
    }
})

For more options see:PureDocx