gonzakpo/tcpdfbundle

Provides TCPDF integration for Symfony

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Type:symfony-bundle

v1.0 2013-10-23 22:46 UTC

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README

Installation

Using composer

Add following lines to your composer.json file:

Symfony 2.3.*

"require": {
  ...
  "gonzakpo/tcpdfbundle": "dev-master"
}

Execute:

php composer.phar update "gonzakpo/tcpdfbundle"

Add it to the AppKernel.php class:

// ...
new Io\TcpdfBundle\IoTcpdfBundle(),

No Using composer

  1. Download TCPDF library at http://sourceforge.net/projects/tcpdf/files/ and put it in vendor folder

  2. Add this bundle to your vendor/ dir * Vendor Mode Add the following lines in your deps file::

    [IoTcpdfBundle] git=git://github.com/ioalessio/IoTcpdfBundle.git target=/bundles/Io/TcpdfBundle

    Run the vendor script:

    ./bin/vendors install

  3. Add the "Io" namespace to your autoloader:

    // app/autoload.php $loader->registerNamespaces(array( 'Io' => DIR.'/../vendor/bundles', // your other namespaces ));

    //in same file include tcpdf library require_once DIR.'/../vendor/tcpdf/tcpdf.php';

  4. Add the "Io" namespace to your kernel:

    // app/ApplicationKernel.php public function registerBundles() { return array( // ... new Io\TcpdfBundle\IoTcpdfBundle(), // ... ); }

HOW TO USE:

  //in mybundle/controllers/myController.php

    class MyController extends Controller
    {
        /**
         * @Route("/mypage.pdf")
         */
        public function mypageAction()
        {
            $html = $this->renderView('MyBundle:MyController:mypage.pdf.twig', array());

            //io_tcpdf will returns Response object
            return $this->get('io_tcpdf')->quick_pdf($html);
        }
    }

 //in mybundle/Resources/views/myController.pdf.twig

      put here your html code

TODO

  • smart method for easier PDF generation and customization
  • cache pdf generation
  • @PDF('template.twig') annotation system