fge-pdf-vue3
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Vue 3 PDF viewer based on Mozilla's PDFJS. Forked from https://github.com/sandanat/vue-pdf-app.
100% PDFJS functionality:
Easily localized configurable toolbar
Toolbar custom UI
Cross-browser support
Color customization
Buttons icons customization
Light/dark themes
Built-in typescript support
npm install vue3-pdf-app
<template>
<!-- used `style="height: 100vh;"` because without it in the Firefox 89 and Chrome 91 (June 2021) the `vue-pdf-app` is not rendering on the page, just empty space without any errors (since `vue-pdf-app` does not have height and it is the top tag in the generated markup ) -->
<!-- or you can just wrap `vue-pdf-app` in <div> tag and set height for it via CSS (like in `Script tag (unpkg)` example below) -->
<vue-pdf-app style="height: 100vh;" pdf="https://file-examples-com.github.io/uploads/2017/10/file-example_PDF_1MB.pdf"></vue-pdf-app>
</template>
<script>
import VuePdfApp from "vue3-pdf-app";
// import this to use default icons for buttons
import "vue3-pdf-app/dist/icons/main.css";
export default {
components: {
VuePdfApp
}
};
</script>
string | null | ArrayBuffer | TypedArrayfalse<vue-pdf-app pdf="https://example.com/sample.pdf" />
<vue-pdf-app :pdf="ArrayBuffer" />
true renames document title to pdf file name.booleanfalsefalse<vue-pdf-app :title="true" />
"dark" | "light"false<vue-pdf-app theme="dark" />
<vue-pdf-app :theme="theme" />
<vue-pdf-app :theme.sync="theme" />
document.pdf. Set this prop to override it.stringfalse<vue-pdf-app :pdf="ArrayBuffer" file-name="file name" />
number | "page-actual"| "page-width"| "page-height"| "page-fit"| "auto"false// 20%
<vue-pdf-app page-scale="20" />
<vue-pdf-app :page-scale="20" />
<vue-pdf-app :page-scale="page-actual" />
window.localStorage.getItem("pdfjs.history"). Specify the prop to override it.numberfalse<vue-pdf-app :page-number="1" />
false for buttons or whole group of buttons to disable them.toolbar config (see below)falsetoolbar config<vue-pdf-app :config="config" />
<script>
export default {
data() {
return {
// disable "Previous page" button
config: {
toolbar: {
toolbarViewerLeft: {
previous: false
}
}
},
// disable whole page navigation panel
config2: {
toolbar: {
toolbarViewerLeft: false
}
},
// disable whole panel
config3: {
toolbar: false
}
};
}
};
</script>
{
sidebar: {
viewThumbnail: true,
viewOutline: true,
viewAttachments: true,
},
secondaryToolbar: {
secondaryPresentationMode: true,
secondaryOpenFile: true,
secondaryPrint: true,
secondaryDownload: true,
secondaryViewBookmark: true,
firstPage: true,
lastPage: true,
pageRotateCw: true,
pageRotateCcw: true,
cursorSelectTool: true,
cursorHandTool: true,
scrollVertical: true,
scrollHorizontal: true,
scrollWrapped: true,
spreadNone: true,
spreadOdd: true,
spreadEven: true,
documentProperties: true,
},
toolbar: {
toolbarViewerLeft: {
findbar: true,
previous: true,
next: true,
pageNumber: true,
},
toolbarViewerRight: {
presentationMode: true,
openFile: true,
print: true,
download: true,
viewBookmark: true,
},
toolbarViewerMiddle: {
zoomOut: true,
zoomIn: true,
scaleSelectContainer: true,
},
},
errorWrapper: true,
};
disabled attribute of a button but it won't if a div is used instead of a button). So it is better to use native HTML element specified as recommended in ID config specification below. Four slots are specially designed to build custom toolbar (are situated near a pdf page): viewer-header, viewer-prepend, viewer-append, viewer-footer (refer slots API). It is also possible to use other slots or elements outside vue-pdf-app.ID config (see below)false<template>
<div>
<button :id="idConfig.zoomOut" type="button">Zoom out</button>
<vue-pdf-app :id-config="idConfig">
<template #viewer-prepend>
<div class="viewer-prepend">
<button :id="idConfig.zoomIn" type="button">Zoom in</button>
</div>
</template>
</vue-pdf-app>
</div>
</template>
<script>
export default {
data() {
return {
idConfig: { zoomIn: "zoomInId", zoomOut: "zoomOutId" }
};
}
};
</script>
{
cursorHandTool?: string; // <button> is recommended
cursorSelectTool?: string; // <button> is recommended
documentProperties?: string; // <button> is recommended
download?: string; // <button> is recommended
findbar?: string; // <div> is recommended
findEntireWord?: string; // <input type="checkbox"> is recommended
findHighlightAll?: string; // <input type="checkbox"> is recommended
findMessage?: string; // <span> is recommended
findInput?: string; // <input type="text"> is recommended
findMatchCase?: string; // <input type="checkbox"> is recommended
findNext?: string; // <button> is recommended
findPrevious?: string; // <button> is recommended
findResultsCount?: string; // <span> is recommended
firstPage?: string; // <button> is recommended
lastPage?: string; // <button> is recommended
nextPage?: string; // <button> is recommended
numPages?: string; // total pages qty. <span> is recommended
openFile?: string; // <button> is recommended
pageNumber?: string; // input for page number. <input type="number"> is recommended
pageRotateCcw?: string; // <button> is recommended
pageRotateCw?: string; // <button> is recommended
presentationMode?: string; // <button> is recommended
previousPage?: string; // <button> is recommended
print?: string; // <button> is recommended
scrollHorizontal?: string; // <button> is recommended
scrollVertical?: string; // <button> is recommended
scrollWrapped?: string; // <button> is recommended
sidebarToggle?: string; // <button> is recommended
spreadEven?: string; // <button> is recommended
spreadNone?: string; // <button> is recommended
spreadOdd?: string; // <button> is recommended
toggleFindbar?: string; // <button> is recommended
viewAttachments?: string; // <button> is recommended
viewBookmark?: string; // <a> tag is recommended
viewOutline?: string; // <button> tag is recommended
viewThumbnail?: string; // <button> tag is recommended
zoomIn?: string; // <button> tag is recommended
zoomOut?: string; // <button> tag is recommended
}
ℹ️ Note that elements must be in HTML document by the time vue-pdf-app is mounting (use
v-showinstead ofv-ifdirective if necessary). Otherwise an error occurs.
<vue-pdf-app @after-created="afterCreated" />
<vue-pdf-app @open="openHandler" />
<vue-pdf-app @pages-rendered="pagesRendered" />
<script>
export default {
methods: {
pagesRendered(pdfApp) {
setTimeout(() => (pdfApp.pdfViewer.currentScaleValue = "page-height"));
}
}
};
</script>
ℹ️ Events are triggered in the following order
after-created (once) => open => pages-rendered
viewer-prepend slot. Can be used to build custom toolbar.viewerContainer div. Can be used to build custom toolbar.viewerContainer div. Can be used to build custom toolbar.viewer-append slot. Can be used to build custom toolbar.Each slot has props:
toggleTheme
Type: (): void.
Description: toggle theme handler
isSidebarHidden
Type: boolean
Description: state of a sidebar (visible or hidden). Can be used to manage visibility of custom Attachments, Outline and Thumbnail buttons
Type: boolean
Description: state of a findbar (visible or hidden). Can be used to manage visibility of custom findbar
<vue-pdf-app>
<template #toolbar-left-prepend="{ toggleTheme }">
<button @click="toggleTheme" type="button">Toggle theme</button>
</template>
</vue-pdf-app>
Colors of the pdf viewer are customized via custom css properties:
<style>
/* for dark theme */
.pdf-app.dark {
--pdf-toolbar-color: black;
}
/* for light theme */
.pdf-app.light {
--pdf-toolbar-color: white;
}
</style>
| Property | Applied to selectors | Description |
|---|---|---|
| --pdf-app-background-color | .pdf-app | Background color for root pdf container |
| --pdf-button-hover-font-color |
.pdf-app .toolbarButton:hover
.pdf-app .toolbarButton:focus .pdf-app .dropdownToolbarButton:hover .pdf-app .secondaryToolbarButton:hover .pdf-app .secondaryToolbarButton:focus | Hover color for buttons of toolbar and secondary toolbar |
| --pdf-button-toggled-color |
.pdf-app .toolbarButton.toggled
.pdf-app .splitToolbarButton.toggled > .toolbarButton.toggled .pdf-app .secondaryToolbarButton.toggled .pdf-app .outlineItemToggler:hover .pdf-app .outlineItemToggler:hover + a .pdf-app .outlineItemToggler:hover ~ .outlineItems .pdf-app .outlineItem > a:hover .pdf-app .attachmentsItem > button:hover |
Background color for toggleable buttons when selected, outline items on hover, attachment items on hover
|
| --pdf-dialog-button-color | .pdf-app .dialog .overlayButton |
|
| --pdf-dialog-button-font-color | .pdf-app .dialog .overlayButton |
|
| --pdf-error-more-info-color | .pdf-app #errorMoreInfo |
|
| --pdf-error-more-info-font-color | .pdf-app #errorMoreInfo |
|
| --pdf-error-wrapper-color | .pdf-app #errorWrapper |
|
| --pdf-find-input-placeholder-font-color | .pdf-app #findInput::placeholder |
|
| --pdf-find-message-font-color | .pdf-app #findMsg |
|
| --pdf-find-results-count-color | .pdf-app #findResultsCount |
|
| --pdf-find-results-count-font-color | .pdf-app #findResultsCount |
|
| --pdf-horizontal-toolbar-separator-color | .pdf-app .horizontalToolbarSeparator |
|
| --pdf-input-color | .pdf-app .toolbarField |
|
| --pdf-input-font-color | .pdf-app .toolbarField |
|
| --pdf-loading-bar-color | .pdf-app #loadingBar .progress |
|
| --pdf-loading-bar-secondary-color | .pdf-app #loadingBar .progress.indeterminate .glimmer |
|
| --pdf-not-found-color | .pdf-app #findInput.notFound |
|
| --pdf-overlay-container-color | .pdf-app #overlayContainer | Background color for overlay container of dialogs |
| --pdf-overlay-container-dialog-color | .pdf-app #overlayContainer > .container > .dialog | Background color for document properties, password, print dialogs |
| --pdf-overlay-container-dialog-font-color | .pdf-app #overlayContainer > .container > .dialog | Font color for document properties, password, print dialogs |
| --pdf-overlay-container-dialog-separator-color | .pdf-app .dialog .separator |
|
| --pdf-sidebar-content-color | .pdf-app #sidebarContent | Background color for sidebar |
| --pdf-split-toolbar-button-separator-color |
.pdf-app .splitToolbarButtonSeparator
.pdf-app .verticalToolbarSeparator |
|
| --pdf-thumbnail-selection-ring-selected-color | .pdf-app .thumbnail.selected > .thumbnailSelectionRing |
Border color for selected thumbnail
|
| --pdf-thumbnail-selection-ring-color |
.pdf-app a:focus > .thumbnail > .thumbnailSelectionRing
.pdf-app .thumbnail:hover > .thumbnailSelectionRing |
Border color for thumbnail on hover and focus
|
| --pdf-toolbar-color |
.pdf-app #toolbarContainer
.pdf-app .findbar .pdf-app .secondaryToolbar .pdf-app .doorHanger:after .pdf-app .doorHangerRight:after .pdf-app .dropdownToolbarButton > select .pdf-app .dropdownToolbarButton > select > option | Background color for toolbar, findbar, secondary toolbar, page scale dropdown |
| --pdf-toolbar-font-color |
.pdf-app .toolbarButton
.pdf-app .dropdownToolbarButton .pdf-app .secondaryToolbarButton .pdf-app .dropdownToolbarButton > select .pdf-app .toolbarLabel .pdf-app .outlineItem > a .pdf-app .attachmentsItem > button | Font color for toolbar, findbar, secondary toolbar, page scale dropdown, attachments name |
| --pdf-toolbar-sidebar-color | .pdf-app #toolbarSidebar |
|
To use default icons import "vue3-pdf-app/dist/icons/main.css";.
To use custom icons you have to implement icons.css:
.vue-pdf-app-icon::before,
.vue-pdf-app-icon::after {
font-family: "your font family";
}
.vue-pdf-app-icon.zoom-out::before {
content: "icon code";
}
Toggle theme button is not implemented by default. It's up to you to decide where to place it. The button can be implemented with slots:
<vue-pdf-app>
<template #footer="{ toggleTheme }">
<button @click="toggleTheme" type="button">Toggle theme</button>
</template>
</vue-pdf-app>
English is the default language for panel.
Use <link rel="resource" type="application/l10n" href="path-to-localization-file"> in your html for localization.
See localization file examples.
PDFJS is a huge package (see the library size table above). So use lazy loading to split your bundle into small pieces.
<template>
<div id="app">
<vue-pdf-app></vue-pdf-app>
</div>
</template>
<script>
import "vue3-pdf-app/dist/icons/main.css";
import Loader from "./components/Loader.vue";
export default {
name: "App",
components: {
"vue-pdf-app": () => ({
component: new Promise((res) => {
return setTimeout(
() => res(import(/* webpackChunkName: "pdf-viewer" */ "vue-pdf-app")),
4000
);
}),
loading: Loader
})
}
};
</script>
You can interact with pdfjs library when pdf is opened via open event.
<template>
<div id="app">
<div id="pdf-wrapper">
<vue-pdf-app pdf="/sample.pdf" @open="openHandler"></vue-pdf-app>
</div>
<div id="info">
<h1>PDF info:</h1>
<div v-for="item in info" :key="item.name">
<span>{{ item.name }}: {{ item.value }}</span>
<br />
</div>
</div>
</div>
</template>
<script>
import "vue3-pdf-app/dist/icons/main.css";
import VuePdfApp from "vue3-pdf-app";
export default {
name: "App",
components: {
VuePdfApp
},
data() {
return {
info: []
};
},
methods: {
async openHandler(pdfApp) {
this.info = [];
const info = await pdfApp.pdfDocument
.getMetadata()
.catch(console.error.bind(console));
if (!info) return;
const props = Object.keys(info.info);
props.forEach((prop) => {
const obj = {
name: prop,
value: info.info[prop]
};
this.info.push(obj);
});
}
}
};
</script>
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Vue 3 PDF viewer
The npm package fge-pdf-vue3 receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, fge-pdf-vue3 popularity was classified as not popular.
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