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PdfKit Table. Helps to draw informations in simple tables using pdfkit. #server-side. Generate pdf tables with javascript (PDFKIT plugin)
Helps to draw informations in simple tables using pdfkit. #server-side.
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npm install pdfkit-table
const fs = require("fs");
const PDFDocument = require("pdfkit-table");
const doc = new PDFDocument({ margin: 30, size: 'A4' });
// file name
doc.pipe(fs.createWriteStream("./file-table.pdf"));
// table
const table = {
title: '',
headers: [],
datas: [/* complex data */],
rows: [/* or simple data */],
}
// options
const options = {}
// the magic
doc.table( table, options );
// done!
doc.end();
// requires
const table = {
title: "Title",
subtitle: "Subtitle",
headers: ["Country", "Conversion rate", "Trend"],
rows: [
["Switzerland", "12%", "+1.12%"],
["France", "67%", "-0.98%"],
["England", "33%", "+4.44%"],
],
};
doc.table( table, {
// A4 595.28 x 841.89 (portrait) (about width sizes)
width: 300,
//columnsSize: [ 200, 100, 100 ],
});
// end code
// require
// A4 595.28 x 841.89 (portrait) (about width sizes)
const table = {
title: "Title",
subtitle: "Subtitle",
headers: [
{ label:"Name", property: 'name', width: 60, renderer: null },
{ label:"Description", property: 'description', width: 150, renderer: null },
{ label:"Price 1", property: 'price1', width: 100, renderer: null },
{ label:"Price 2", property: 'price2', width: 100, renderer: null },
{ label:"Price 3", property: 'price3', width: 80, renderer: null },
{ label:"Price 4", property: 'price4', width: 43,
renderer: (value, indexColumn, indexRow, row) => { return `U$ ${Number(value).toFixed(2)}` }
},
],
datas: [
{
name: 'Name 1',
description: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aenean mattis ante in laoreet egestas. ',
price1: '$1',
price3: '$ 3',
price2: '$2',
price4: '4',
},
{
options: { fontSize: 10, separation: true},
name: 'bold:Name 2',
description: 'bold:Lorem ipsum dolor.',
price1: 'bold:$1',
price3: '$3',
price2: '$2',
price4: '4',
},
{
name: 'Name 3',
description: 'Lorem ipsum dolor.',
price1: 'bold:$1',
price4: '4',
price2: '$2',
price3: {
label: 'PRICE $3', options: { fontSize: 12 }
},
},
],
rows: [
[
"Apple",
"Nullam ut facilisis mi. Nunc dignissim ex ac vulputate facilisis.",
"$ 105,99",
"$ 105,99",
"$ 105,99",
"105.99",
],
[
"Tire",
"Donec ac tincidunt nisi, sit amet tincidunt mauris. Fusce venenatis tristique quam, nec rhoncus eros volutpat nec. Donec fringilla ut lorem vitae maximus. Morbi ex erat, luctus eu nulla sit amet, facilisis porttitor mi.",
"$ 105,99",
"$ 105,99",
"$ 105,99",
"105.99",
],
],
};
doc.table(table, {
prepareHeader: () => doc.font("Helvetica-Bold").fontSize(8),
prepareRow: (row, indexColumn, indexRow, rectRow) => {
doc.font("Helvetica").fontSize(8);
indexColumn === 0 && doc.addBackground(rectRow, 'blue', 0.15);
},
});
// renderer function inside json file
const tableJson = '{
"headers": [
{ "label":"Name", "property":"name", "width":100 },
{ "label":"Age", "property":"age", "width":100 },
{ "label":"Year", "property":"year", "width":100 }
],
"datas": [
{ "name":"bold:Name 1", "age":"Age 1", "year":"Year 1" },
{ "name":"Name 2", "age":"Age 2", "year":"Year 2" },
{ "name":"Name 3", "age":"Age 3", "year":"Year 3",
"renderer": "function(value, i, irow){ return value + `(${(1+irow)})`; }"
}
],
"rows": [
["Name 4", "Age 4", "Year 4"]
],
"options": {
"width": 300
}
}';
doc.table( tableJson );
or
const json = require('./table.json');
// if json file is array
Array.isArray(json) ?
// any tables
json.forEach( table => doc.table( table, table.options || {} ) ) :
// one table
doc.table( json, json.options || {} ) ;
// require
const fs = require("fs");
const PDFDocument = require("pdfkit-table");
const doc = new PDFDocument({ margin: 30, size: 'A4', });
// file name
doc.pipe(fs.createWriteStream("./file-table.pdf"));
// ------------------
// table code here
// ------------------
// if your run express.js server:
// HTTP response only to show pdf
doc.pipe(res);
// done
doc.end();
Array.<object>
| JSON
Array.<object>
| Array.[]
String
String
Number
Function
function(value, indexColumn, indexRow, row) { return value }Array.<object>
Array.[]
String
String
Example code:
const table = {
// simple headers only with ROWS (not DATAS)
headers: ['Name', 'Age'],
// simple content
rows: [
['Jack', '32'], // row 1
['Maria', '30'], // row 2
]
};
const table = {
// complex headers work with ROWS and DATAS
headers: [
{ label:"Name", property: 'name', width: 100, renderer: null },
{ label:"Age", property: 'age', width: 100, renderer: (value) => `U$ ${Number(value).toFixed(1)}` },
],
// complex content
datas: [
{ name: 'bold:Jack', age: 32, },
// age is object value with style options
{ name: 'Maria', age: { label: 30 , options: { fontSize: 12 }}, },
],
// simple content (works fine!)
rows: [
['Jack', '32'], // row 1
['Maria', '30'], // row 2
]
};
Properties | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
title | String | undefined | title |
subtitle | String | undefined | subtitle |
width | Number | undefined | width of table |
x | Number | undefined / doc.x | position x (left) |
y | Number | undefined / doc.y | position y (top) |
columnsSize | Array | undefined | define sizes |
columnSpacing | Number | 5 | |
rowSpacing | Number | 3 | |
addPage | Boolean | false | add table on new page |
prepareHeader | Function | Function | () |
prepareRow | Function | Function | (row, indexColumn, indexRow, rectRow) => {} |
Example code:
const options = {
// properties
title: "Title",
subtitle: "Subtitle",
width: 500, // {Number} default: undefined // A4 595.28 x 841.89 (portrait) (about width sizes)
x: 0, // {Number} default: undefined | doc.x
y: 0, // {Number} default: undefined | doc.y
columnSpacing: 5, // {Number} default: 5
rowSpacing: 3, // {Number} default: 3
// functions
prepareHeader: () => doc.font("Helvetica-Bold").fontSize(8), // {Function}
prepareRow: (row, indexColumn, indexRow, rectRow) => doc.font("Helvetica").fontSize(8), // {Function}
}
{Booleon}
{Number}
{String}
datas: [
// options row
{ name: 'Jack', options: { fontSize: 10, fontFamily: 'Courier-Bold', separation: true } },
]
datas: [
// bold
{ name: 'bold:Jack' },
// size{n}
{ name: 'size20:Maria' },
{ name: 'size8:Will' },
// normal
{ name: 'San' },
]
{Number}
{String}
datas: [
// options cell | value is object | label is string
{ name: { label: 'Jack', options: { fontSize: 10, fontFamily: 'Courier-Bold' } },
]
$${value}
}{Function}
- Add background peer line.
{Function}
{Function}
- Add many tables.
{Boolean}
- Add table on new page.
{String}
{String}
{Object}
{Array}
(${(irow+2)})
; }" }The MIT License.
Natan Cabral natancabral@hotmail.com https://github.com/natancabral/ |
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PdfKit Table. Helps to draw informations in simple tables using pdfkit. #server-side. Generate pdf tables with javascript (PDFKIT plugin)
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