jspdf-utils 0.5.1 → 0.5.3
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- package/README.md +23 -0
- package/dist/html-to-pdf.js +1344 -1301
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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continues onto — at most once per page.
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- Set to `false` to render the header only once, where the table starts.
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`html2canvasOptions` behavior:
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- Forwarded to html2canvas by `generatePDF`, `generateImagePDF`, and
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`generateImages` (`scale` is always derived from the page layout and cannot
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be overridden).
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- html2canvas clones the whole document into its render iframe. Since 0.5.3
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the library prunes that clone to `<head>` plus the render element and its
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ancestors, so the rest of the page (a large app UI, other offscreen copies)
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is neither cloned nor waited on. A caller-supplied `ignoreElements` is
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applied on top of that pruning.
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- `imageTimeout` defaults to 60s (html2canvas' own default is 15s), so a
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document with hundreds of photos isn't cut short while the last ones decode.
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Image handling (`generatePDF`):
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- Every `<img>` larger than 2× its laid-out size is redrawn at 2× and
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re-encoded before rendering, so the PDF never embeds full-resolution
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originals. Since 0.5.3 the re-encode is JPEG (quality 0.9); an image whose
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pixels actually use transparency is kept as PNG so its alpha survives.
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- Images already at or below 2× and supplied as data-URLs are embedded as-is.
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Supplying print-sized JPEG data-URLs up front therefore skips the canvas
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pass entirely.
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## Margin Content and Borders
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`marginContent`, `border`, and `textBorder` are independent, top-level page
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