php-pdf | Yet another HTML to PDF Converter based on wkhtmltopdf | Document Editor library
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Yet another HTML to PDF Converter based on wkhtmltopdf
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- Execute the command
- Get command line parameters
- Generate PDF .
- Saves the configuration .
- Adds a parameter to the request
- Get source file path
- Remove temporary files
- Get the contents .
- Set the path .
- Convert a method name to a param name .
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Lines of Code : 34License : Permissive (MIT)
Copy// Save the pdf to the local file system
$pdf->loadHTML('Hello World')
->save("invoice.pdf", new League\Flysystem\Adapter\Local(__DIR__.'/path/to/root'));
// Save to AWS S3
$client = S3Client::factory([
'key' => '[your key $pdf = new CanGelis\PDF\PDF('/usr/bin/wkhtmltopdf');
echo $pdf->loadHTML('Hello World')->get();
echo $pdf->loadURL('http://www.laravel.com')->grayscale()->pageSize('A3')->orientation('Landscape')->get();
echo $pdf->l {
"require": {
"cangelis/pdf": "2.2.*"
}
}
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QUESTION
I'm attempting to create a wrapper class around the mikehaertl\php-pdftk\pdf object for the purposes of populating PDF form fields. When trying to chain commands via the documentation the pdf fails to correctly execute the second command (or any after the first). It looks as though this is an issue with the underlying temp file handling and the tmep file not being written out as I watch my temp folder. As I debug, the temp file is there, but of 0 size.
Sample code demonstrating the issue
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-12 at 20:27After looking deeper in to the PDFTK library which mikehaertl\php-pdftk\pdf wraps and reading the documentation on the dump_data_fields option I came up with the folowing observations:
- PDFTK doesn't produce an output file for the dump_data_fields command
- The php-pdftk class does create the underlying temp file when calling getDataFields, but it is empty and remains that way.
- When chaining another Pdf object, it references the empty temp file from the previous command. Here lies the rub.
Solution
When I call getFieldData I create a new Pdf object and chain it to the previous, however I don't save a reference to that. I only save the newly chained object if it is form a command that creates actual output.
Here's an exmaple to demonstate:
QUESTION
I'm using rospdf/php-pdf - the middle of the pdf is a table of variable length. I want to make sure there is enough space to print the final section on the page, if not I want to add a new page. I'd like to do something like this but $position has no value. How can I find out the current position?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-27 at 11:03You can try the following:
QUESTION
Im trying to write a script that convert HTML file to PDF using dompdf.I have a php file named converter.php with the following lines of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-26 at 14:00The first exception thrown means "Hey, there is a exception that you haven't yet handled using try ... catch", you can ignore that unless you want to do something with it, but seeing that you are here, the only thing you'd want to do with it is solve it.
The second exception means that the class is not know to PHP, meaning that it is not included/required anywhere before calling the class. Which in your case probably means that a autoloader does not work as expected or the file is in the wrong place for the autoloader.
Make sure you are doing the following:
- including the autoloader file as early as possible
- including the autoloader of composer(if using composer)
- have the autoloaders registered (read how to here)
- have the DomPDF class in a location that gets autoloaded
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