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rn-pdf-generator

v1.6.4

Published

Is a light weight native library that transform HTML to PDF, or even better transform the content of a URL like ```https://google.com``` into a PDF.

Downloads

18

Readme

PDF Generator for React Native.

Is a light weight native library that transform HTML to PDF, or even better transform the content of a URL like https://google.com into a PDF.

The PDF is returned in base64 format so you can use more specialized modules to mail, sharing, visualizing, etc.

How it works

Basically this library takes HTML as string or remote and loads the xml into an internal iOS/Android WebKit, then it traverse the web page generating a WYSIWYG PDF document.

This plugin uses a very light weight iOS library for this called BNHtmlPdfKit.

For Android it just use WebView.

Changelog

1.6.4: Adding React Native 0.6x compatibility. 1.6.1: Removed deprecated UIWebView.

Supported Devices

  • iOS >=8
  • Android >=19

Getting started

To install the library:

Easy Way

  npm i rn-pdf-generator --save
  react-native link

Hard Way

hard way...

Usage

To transform raw HTML into PDF:

import PDF  from 'rn-pdf-generator';

PDF.fromHTML(`<P>HELLO WORLD</P>`, `http://localhost`)
   .then(  data => console.log(data)) // WFuIGlzIGRpc3Rpbm....
   .catch( err  =>  console.log('error->', err) )

In case you this HTML fetch resources from external servers you can specify the location using the second parameter <base-url>.

Transforming a remote webpage:


import PDF  from 'rn-pdf-generator';

PDF.fromURL('https://www.google.com/')
   .then(  data => console.log(data)) // WFuIGlzIGRpc3Rpbm....
   .catch( err  =>  console.log('error->', err) )

Demo

This demo that generates a PDF and then display it using react-native-pdf plugin.

Demo