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raml2pdf-cli
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A simple RAML to PDF documentation generator, written for Node.js. It a command line version of raml2pdf and was inspired by raml2html and raml2md.
npm i -g raml2pdf-cli
raml2pdf-cli input.raml output.pdf
raml2pdf-cli -e /path/to/wkhtmltopdf input.raml output.pdf
raml2pdf-cli --help
raml2pdf-cli --version
Please see https://rawgit.com/cheindl/raml2pdf-cli/master/examples/example.pdf for a live example.
Currently RAML 0.8 version is fully supported.
raml2pdf-cli is an open source project and your contribution is very much appreciated.
npm run lint before committing.If your pull request is merged feel free to ask for push access. We want to get more maintainers! If you do have push access, please still work on feature branches and create pull requests, which then get reviewed. You can also review other people's pull requests and be involved in that way.
raml2html is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
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RAML to PDF documentation generator
We found that raml2pdf-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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