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@i2d/nuxt-pdf-frame
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nuxt-pdf-frame is a nuxt 3 module for rendering PDF and Canvas graphics on web, using its declarative HTML syntax and semantics to outline graphical content. It leverages the I2Djs and PDFKit framework for graphics and pdf features.
PDF-Frame-Nuxt is a Nuxt 3 module, designed to enable the rendering of PDF and Canvas graphics within Nuxt applications. It provides a simple, template-based syntax and semantics to simplify the creation and management of graphical content. Leveraging the i2djs framework, PDF-Frame-Nuxt supports generating graphical outputs in both PDF and Canvas formats.
# Using pnpm
pnpm add @i2d/nuxt-pdf-frame
# Using yarn
yarn add @i2d/nuxt-pdf-frame
# Using npm
npm install @i2d/nuxt-pdf-frame
Add @i2d/nuxt-pdf-frame module to the nuxt.config.js.
export default defineNuxtConfig({
modules: [
'@i2d/nuxt-pdf-frame'
]
})
<pdfFrame type="pdf" width="595" height="841">
<i-g :transform="{ translate: [100, 200], scale: [2, 3], rotate: [ 45, 0, 0] }">
<i-text :x="30" :y="60" :text="'Page 1 Title'" :width="530" :style="{font: '25px Arial', align: 'center'}"></i-text>
<i-rect :x="30" :y="100" :width="535" :height="700" :style="{ fillStyle:'#f0f0f0' }"></i-rect>
<i-image src="src/assets/i2d-frame.svg" :width="200" :x="175" :y="100"></i-image>
</i-g>
</pdfFrame>
<pdfFrame type="pdf" width="595" height="841">
<!-- Page Templates -->
<i-page-template id="temp-1">
<i-rect :x="0" :y="0" :width="595" :height="841" :style="{ fillStyle:'#ffffff' }"></i-rect>
<i-text :x="30" :y="30" :text="'Header Text'" :width="530" :style="{font: '15px Arial'}"></i-text>
<i-text :x="30" :y="810" :text="'Footer Text'" :width="530" :style="{font: '15px Arial'}"></i-text>
</i-page-template>
<!-- Page 1 -->
<i-page p-template="temp-1">
<i-g :transform="{ translate: [100, 200], scale: [2, 3], rotate: [ 45, 0, 0] }">
<i-text :x="30" :y="60" :text="'Page 1 Title'" :width="530" :style="{font: '25px Arial', align: 'center'}"></i-text>
<i-rect :x="30" :y="100" :width="535" :height="700" :style="{ fillStyle:'#f0f0f0' }"></i-rect>
</i-g>
</i-page>
<!-- Page 2 -->
<i-page p-template="temp-1">
<i-text :x="30" :y="60" :text="'Page 2 Title'" :width="530" :style="{font: '25px Arial', align: 'center'}"></i-text>
<i-image src="src/assets/i2d-frame.svg" :width="200" :x="175" :y="100"></i-image>
</i-page>
</pdfFrame>
<pdfFrame type="canvas" width="595" height="841">
<i-g :transform="{ translate: [100, 200], scale: [2, 3], rotate: [ 45, 0, 0] }">
<i-text :x="30" :y="60" :text="'Page 1 Title'" :width="530" :style="{font: '25px Arial', align: 'center'}"></i-text>
<i-rect :x="30" :y="100" :width="535" :height="700" :style="{ fillStyle:'#f0f0f0' }"></i-rect>
<i-image src="src/assets/i2d-frame.svg" :width="200" :x="175" :y="100"></i-image>
</i-g>
</pdfFrame>
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Pdf-Frame-Nuxt is Nuxt 3 client only module.
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nuxt-pdf-frame is a nuxt module for rendering PDF and Canvas graphics on web, using its declarative HTML syntax and semantics to outline graphical content. It leverages the I2Djs and PDFKit framework for graphics and pdf features.
The npm package @i2d/nuxt-pdf-frame receives a total of 212 weekly downloads. As such, @i2d/nuxt-pdf-frame popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @i2d/nuxt-pdf-frame demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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