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How about coding an interface to manipulate pdf.js output? That library can also output files, so it's not just for viewing. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/

How about coding an interface to manipulate pdf.js output? That library can also output files, so it's not just for viewing. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9328551/how-to-use-pdf-js http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9328551/how-to-use-pdf-js Also, Libre/Open Office/Symphony can all output to PDF format. there are also lots of virtual PDF printer drivers around for free. It's a crowded market. Edit: after more investigation, it turns out the right library is jsPDF http://jspdf.com/ http://jspdf.com/

trez 13y ago
Libre office/Open office doesn't solve the same problem. Our goal is not to create a PDF from scratch but to create a copy of an existing PDF with some customised information added by a non technical user. Basically the best usage I would imagine would be a CV creator. I totally agree the market is crowded but they are mainly on desktop application whereas we target website integration. That's still a crowded market but we feel there is a place for less "corporate" way of doing it, ie to not pay $10 000+ and have a SDK to integrate in your website. Thanks again for taking time to giving your point of view.