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racejdoc

v1.0.2

Published

A cli to generate a pdf from two file, template eta js and data json/yml

Downloads

7

Readme

racejdoc

A simple script to generate a pdf or an html page from a eta template and a json/yaml file with properties to render in it.

Install

npm install -g racejdoc

Usage

After the installation run racejdoc to get help on how to use the tool.

If the installation went well the output should be something like this:

picture

Example with template and data in this repo

After the installation

racejdoc -t examples_templates/01.eta --data data_objects/01.json -o output/out.pdf
racejdoc -t examples_templates/01.eta --data data_objects/01.json -o output/out.html -w

this two commands will generate an html and a pdf version of the example into the output folder

Contribute

Fork, clone and in your local folder of racejdoc you can do two awesome step to develop with ease

npm i
npm link .

To install dependencies locally and add your editable version of racejdoc to your machine.

Modify the linked script

To modify the script, edit the typescript file cli.ts and then run

npm run build

Or you can just "hot-reload" your personal racejdoc running the following command

npm run start:dev