docxtemplater | Generate docx pptx and xlsx from templates ( Word | File Utils library

I understand that after generating the docs you store them in Cloud Storage for Firebase. So it will be easy to generate a signed URL for each of these docs.

You would then need to implement a process that push/pull the signedURLs to/from Sharepoint.

From the Firebase side, Cloud Functions could help by:

• Calling an API exposed by the backend of your Sharepoint infrastructure and posting the signed URLs;
• OR, by exposing an API endpoint (HTTPS Cloud Function) that your Sharepoint infrastructure would call to get the signed URLs.

It's likely much harder to merge or edit files in a clean way. My idea is to parse the file so that you can edit it in form of some easy-to-use JSON structure.

I haven't found any good libraries for reading docx files but they are just zip archives. Inside you'll find some folders and files. One of them is /word/document.xml. That's where the actual contents of the document are stored.

You could probably just parse the XML in there, inject your own and re-serialize it into the file. If you wanted it to be centered or a specific size you might have to edit the styles file too.

Alternatively you might be want to parse the contents and create a whole new word document use the docx package, which you referred to. This may and will probably result in you loosing styles.

It depends on why you are injecting the QR code. You might want to consider a whole new option, like just having the user write whatever they were writing in a Markdown editor and exporting that as a PDF. That would most likely be easiest.

So the solution to this problem is not related to the source code but the alignment in the document

{#form}{importantFacts}{/form}

So selecting this and setting text align left solved the problem.

I first understood the question, as : "can I compress the generated docx file ?" . I'm leaving this answer if some people find it useful.

By default, the generated docx documents are zip files but which are uncompressed to minimize time of compression. You don't need to create another zip on top of docxtemplater, you can just tell PizZip to compress the files.

To do that, you can use the following compression: "DEFLATE" parameter:

I'm the creator of docxtemplater.

You can use the following code :

It worked for me (with Angular)

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