desarrollo-cespi / pm-p-d-f-kit-plugin
symfony1 plugin that enables you to export any page as a PDF file by only adding the pdf format to the request
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Type:symfony1-plugin
Requires
- composer/installers: ~1.0
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Last update: 2024-11-19 03:53:30 UTC
README
The pmPDFKitPlugin
plugin is a clone on jdpace's PDFKit library for Ruby (and
Ruby on Rails). It allows you to export any page as PDF only adding the pdf
format to the request. IE: calling http://example.com/post/1.pdf
Requirements
wkhtmltopdf library is required. You can download it from wkhtmltopdf on Google code.
Installation
- Via composer:
{ "require": { "desarrollo-cespi/pm-p-d-f-kit-plugin": "dev-master" } }
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Or using git, from source.
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Enable the plugin in the project configuration:
// in config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php add: $this->enablePlugin('pmPDFKitPlugin');
Usage
- Enable the pmPDFKitFilter
pm_pdfkit: class: pmPDFKitFilter
- By default, this plugin expects the wkhtmltopdf executable to be in /usr/local/bin/wkhtmltopdf. If it does not you can specify it in app.yml:
all: pm_pdf_kit: executable: /home/patricio/bin/wkhtmltopdf
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Clear the cache
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Finally, try to access any resource appending the .pdf format.
Advanced usage
- Edit the default routes so any page can be transformed as pdf:
default_index: url: /:module.:sf_format param: { action: index, sf_format: html } default: url: /:module/:action.:sf_format/* param: { sf_format: html }
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You can save any view to a file (instead of inline view in the browser) using the pmPDFKit class.
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Specify extra parameters for wkhtmltopdf appending them to the url:
http://somedomain.com/something/1.pdf?orientation=landscape&page-size=Letter&print-media-type=true
See all options executing wkhtmltopdf -H
in the terminal.
TODO
- fix images paths (because images are loaded from the stylesheets).