urlToPdf | Use headless chrome to generate a PDF | UI Testing library
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Use headless chrome to generate a PDF
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- This function performs the given CORS context .
- try returning a Promise
- Pretty print the PDF
- Example for example .
- Fetches and returns a Promise
- Delays the given time .
- To PDF File
- Generate PDF document
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QUESTION
I have created a pdf file using blob text in react js and using "window.open(fileURL, "_blank")" i am able to see the pdf in a new window.
But now my requirement is just to show the pdf as a modal in ui and when clicked on the modal it can be viewed in another window.Can anybody please help on this.
Below is my code snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-02 at 09:51You can add iframe with inside your model.
QUESTION
For example I have a 30 page long PDF file located on an internal server. User wants to have a button, that prints only the 5th, 6th, 7th pages of it.
Downloading PDF from URL without user interaction, URL always contains a .pdf file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-04 at 14:43The only way to tell the printer which pages of a file to print is by manipulating Page Settings using a Print Dialog
However,
- that would not be 'silent' since it would show the print dialog
- that would also have to be done in a WinForms/WPF app, not a web app
- does not use
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start()
Solution - modify the file before sending it to the printer!
- Get the PDF as stream, to avoid saving it to disk twice, but you can do that also
- Use a PDF library (such as itextsharp) to make a new PDF containing only the desired pages based on your business logic
- Save the resulting PDF that only contains the pages you want
- Then call
PrintFile()
on the modified PDF
See example: https://forums.asp.net/t/1630140.aspx
QUESTION
I'm trying to get pdf files behind a domain that requires a username and password. I am able to get MechanicalSoup to enter my login credentials, however when I navigate to the pdf file I can view the pdf fine with MechanicalSoups launch_browser() but I cannot download the pdf. In the past (when using BeautifulSoup in python 2 for a site that didn't require authentication) I would just pass the url to urllib2 like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-18 at 21:08You can certainly download the PDF using MechanicalSoup.
The return value of many of the StatefulBrowser methods (including StatefulBrowser.open
and StatefulBrowser.follow_link
) is a requests.Response object. If the request is successful, then the data you want is stored in the Response.content
attribute. So, to download the file amounts to writing this attribute to a file!
Here is an example:
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