Generate any PDF file from a template. Within a microservice. Using React.
What else would you want?
Pedeffy uses the awesome react-pdf package under the hood to transform your React code into the PDF you want.
As a result, you can use the components from react-pdf to create your setup.
To see this in action, see the example/inventid/firstPage.js file.
You can use all of Reacts features to create nice reusable components.
This is then combined with the inventid approach used by maily. This gives you the flexibility to create a layout using React, and to get the resulting document by POSTing data to the service endpoint.
8.9yarn installyarn examplehttp://localhost:3000/resume where you will see the resume of Luke Skywalkerhttp://localhost:3000/resume?footer=React-pdf%20as%20a%20service%20sounds%20like%20a%20great%20idea!. Note how the text in the footer is directly updated!At inventid, we use it for the following purposes: Generate lots of documents using a framework (React) which we love and library (react-pdf) which is really easy to learn.
It is.
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