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on the paid side of things princexml is literally the best thing i have used, the owner of the company (who wrote the software) actually responds in the forums
by steve_mcdougall 6y ago
on the paid side of things princexml is literally the best thing i have used, the owner of the company (who wrote the software) actually responds in the forums
- SigmundA 6y agoPrince is the only browser engine that fully supports the print css standards that I know of. There seems to be little incentive by the browser makers improve printable output so Prince has quite a niche.
- abhinav22 6y agoPrince is amazing, I’m thinking of buying a license at work soon. All the other solutions have some big flaws and are hard to use
- ognarb 6y agoDid you try paged.js?
- abhinav22 6y agoI’m trying it now - didn’t know about it until someone else mentioned it in this thread
- jbigelow76 6y agoWe use pajed.js in conjunction with Arachnys/AthenaPdf [1] for HTML to PDF conversion, its a pretty nice experience. 1. https://github.com/arachnys/athenapdf https://github.com/arachnys/athenapdf
- abhinav22 6y agoNice! Will check it out - I was trying to build a electron word processor app that would use html and then convert to pdf, maybe I will start it again with this. Can this handle svg or JavaScript libraries like Charts.js? I’ll check the details but if you know off the top of your head :) Thanks again for the link