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unsafe-bpmn-to-image

v1.0.0

Published

Convert a BPMN 2.0 diagrams to PDF, SVG or PNG images

Downloads

9

Readme

unsafe-bpmn-to-image

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Convert BPMN 2.0 diagrams to PDF documents, SVG or PNG files.

Usage

This package exposes the bpmn-to-image command line utility that allows you to convert BPMN 2.0 diagrams to PNG and PDF documents:

$ bpmn-to-image --help

  Convert a BPMN 2.0 diagrams to PDF or PNG images

  Usage

    $ bpmn-to-image <diagramFile>:<outputConfig> ...

  Options

    diagramFile                    Path to BPMN diagram
    outputConfig                   List of extension or output file paths

    --min-dimensions=<dimensions>  Minimum size in pixels (<width>x<height>)

    --title=<title>                Add explicit <title> to exported image
    --no-title                     Don't display title on exported image

    --no-footer                    Strip title and logo from image

    --scale                        Scale factor for images (1)

  Examples

    # export to diagram.png
    $ bpmn-to-image diagram.bpmn:diagram.png

    # export diagram.png, diagram.svg and /tmp/diagram.pdf
    $ bpmn-to-image diagram.bpmn:diagram.png,diagram.svg,/tmp/diagram.pdf

    # export with minimum size of 500x300 pixels
    $ bpmn-to-image --min-dimensions=500x300 diagram.bpmn:png

Embedding

You may embed bpmn-to-image and use it as parts of your application:

const {
  convertAll
} = require('unsafe-bpmn-to-image');

await convertAll([
  {
    input: 'diagram.bpmn',
    outputs: [
      'diagram.pdf',
      'diagram.png'
      'diagram.svg'
    ]
  }
]);

This renders the BPMN diagram using bpmn-js and exports it to the specified output files using Puppeteer.

Install

npm install -g unsafe-bpmn-to-image

License

MIT