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Add PDF processing, manipulation, and conversion features to your Node.js applications.
Aspose.PDF for Node.js via C++ allows you to work with PDF documents, pages, text, images, attachments, fonts, security, and signatures.
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Aspose.PDF for Node.js via C++ is a WebAssembly-based library that can be used to create applications in Node.js environment. The library was written in C++ and does not require additional runtime environments.
Are you ready to give Aspose.PDF for Node.js via C++ a try?
npm install asposepdfnodejs
in Terminal in Visual Studio Code or in another console.CommonJS:
const AsposePdf = require('asposepdfnodejs');
const pdf_file = 'Aspose.pdf';
AsposePdf().then(AsposePdfModule => {
/*Extract text from a PDF-file*/
const json = AsposePdfModule.AsposePdfExtractText(pdf_file);
console.log("AsposePdfExtractText => %O", json.errorCode == 0 ? json.extractText : json.errorText);
});
ECMAScript/ES6:
import AsposePdf from 'asposepdfnodejs';
const AsposePdfModule = await AsposePdf();
const pdf_file = 'Aspose.pdf';
/*Extract text from a PDF-file*/
const json = AsposePdfModule.AsposePdfExtractText(pdf_file);
console.log("AsposePdfExtractText => %O", json.errorCode == 0 ? json.extractText : json.errorText);
One of the most popular features of Aspose.PDF for Node.js via C++ is to convert PDF documents to other formats without needing to understand the underlying structure of the resultant format.
Give the following snippet a try with your samples:
CommonJS:
const AsposePdf = require('asposepdfnodejs');
const pdf_file = 'Aspose.pdf';
AsposePdf().then(AsposePdfModule => {
/*Convert a PDF-file to DocX and save the "ResultPDFtoDocX.docx"*/
const json = AsposePdfModule.AsposePdfToDocX(pdf_file, "ResultPDFtoDocX.docx");
console.log("AsposePdfToDocX => %O", json.errorCode == 0 ? json.fileNameResult : json.errorText);
});
ECMAScript/ES6:
import AsposePdf from 'asposepdfnodejs';
const AsposePdfModule = await AsposePdf();
const pdf_file = 'Aspose.pdf';
/*Convert a PDF-file to DocX and save the "ResultPDFtoDocX.docx"*/
const json = AsposePdfModule.AsposePdfToDocX(pdf_file, "ResultPDFtoDocX.docx");
console.log("AsposePdfToDocX => %O", json.errorCode == 0 ? json.fileNameResult : json.errorText);
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Aspose.PDF for Node.js via C++
The npm package asposepdfnodejs receives a total of 34 weekly downloads. As such, asposepdfnodejs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that asposepdfnodejs 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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