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html-to-pptxgenjs-parser

Fork from https://github.com/it-beyondit/html2pptxgenjs to Convert HTML into PptxGenJS text

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Introduction

html-to-pptxgenjs-parser provides a simple API for converting HTML into PptxGenJS text. It runs in both Node.js and a web browser.

Installation

Install with npm:

npm install html-to-pptxgenjs-parser

Usage

html-to-pptxgenjs-parser parses and HTML snippet and converts it into a list of items that can be then used with addSlide().

let slide = pres.addSlide();

const items = parser.htmlToPptxText('Hello, <b>world</b>!');

slide.addText(items, { x: 0.5, y: 0, w: 9.5, h: 6, valign: 'top' });

Check demo.js for a short example of actual usage.

Features

html-to-pptxgenjs-parser provides a simple API for converting HTML into PptxGenJS text. It supports the most common and useful HTML tags, as well as basic styling using CSS and inline styles.

Tags

The following tags are supported:

  • <a>: hyperlink
    • href = target URL
    • title = title
  • <b>: bold
  • <b>: line break
  • <del>: strikethrough (same as <s>)
  • <font>: font
    • color: color
    • face: face, e.g. "Arial"
    • size: size (see Size)
  • <h1>...<h6>: header
  • <i>: italic
  • <em>: also italic
  • <ol>: ordered list
  • <p>: paragraph (see Options)
  • <pre>: preformatted text (see Options)
  • <s>: strikethrough
  • <strike>: strikethrough (same as <s>)
  • <sub>: subscript
  • <sup>: superscript
  • <u>: underline
  • <ul>: unordered list

Any other tag such as for example span or div can be used to wrap text and possibly set attributes, but these tags have no special meaning.

All elements support the following attributes:

  • align: text alignment, can be "Left", "Center" or "Right
  • style: stylesheet rules for the current element (see Styles)

Styles

html-to-pptxgenjs-parser offers basic support for styling using CSS (see Options) and inline styles, also when running in Node.js.

The following properties are supported:

  • background: background color only
  • background-color: background color
  • color: color
  • font-family: font face, e.g. "Arial"
  • font-size: font size (see Size)
  • font-style: supports only "italic"
  • font-weight: can be used to set normal or bold (intermediate values become one of these two)
  • margin: margin, has to be a single value (see Size)
  • text-align: horizontal alignment
  • text-shadow: text shadow

Size

Size is specified in points, e.g. 12pt.

The following units are also supported and converted to points:

  • %: relative (in percentage) to the font size of the parent element
  • em: relative to the current font size
  • rem: relative to the font size or the root element

A few common shortcuts are supported as well, and automatically converted to points:

  • numbers from 1 to 7, as used in the font element
  • xx-small, x-small, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large, gradually going from half to twice the current font size

Options

An optional object can be used to specify the CSS and other options:

const options = {
    css: '.world { color: blue; }',
    fontSize: 20
}

let slide = pres.addSlide();

const items = parser.htmlToPptxText('Hello, <span class="world">world</span>!', options);

slide.addText(items, { x: 0.5, y: 0, w: 9.5, h: 6, valign: 'top' });

The following properties are supported:

  • css: a list of CSS rules
  • fontFace: initial font face, defaults to "Arial"
  • fontSize: initial font size in points, defaults to 12
  • paraSpaceAfter: vertical space after a paragraph, in points
  • paraSpaceBefore: vertical space before a paragraph, in points
  • preFontFace: font face for preformatted text, defaults to "Courier New"

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Package last updated on 18 Oct 2024

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