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May 19, 2017 I?ve just resolve why Webstorm couldn?t recognize the mothod moveDown(), pdfkit was not in the file package.json in my project. I tried again with this method, but I still get my paragraphs separated by a comma. I dont know if it a standard setting Any suggestions?
Jun 5, 2014 doc.text('Normal Text ', { align: 'left', continued: true }).text('Non-overlapping text'); doc.moveDown(); doc.text('Normal Text ', { align: 'center', continued: true }).text('Overlapping text'); doc.moveDown(); doc.text('Normal Text ', { align: 'right', continued: true }).text('Overlapping text');. Produces the following:
Sep 2, 2017 However, as an experiment, I wanted to check if I could render some simple tables through low level pdfkit rendering calls. It turned out to be quite . .stroke() .opacity(1); // Reset opacity after drawing the line }); this.x = startX; this.moveDown(); return this; } } module.exports = PDFDocumentWithTables;
This way, subsequent calls to the text method will automatically appear as new lines below the previous line. However, you can modify the position of text by passing X and. Y coordinates to the text method after the text itself. doc.text 'Hello world!', 100, 100. If you want to move down or up by lines, just call the moveDown or
moveDown(). doc.text 'This text is centered. ' + lorem,. width: 410. align: 'center'. doc.moveDown(). doc.text 'This text is right aligned. ' + lorem,. width: 410. align: 'right'. doc.moveDown(). doc.text 'This text is justified. ' + lorem,. width: 410. align: 'justify'. # draw bounding rectangle. doc.rect(100, 100, 410, doc.y - 100) .stroke()
I am using pdfkit node module to generate a pdf. My problem is that I want to insert a text on a dashed line. This is what I am doing: doc.moveDown(2) .moveTo(x+leftMargin, doc.y) .lineTo(doc.x, doc.y) .lineWidth(0.5) .dash(3,{space:3}) .fillAndStroke(defBlackColor) .fill(defBlackColor) .fontSize(defFontSize)
moveDown(). doc.text 'This text is centered. ' + lorem,. width: 410. align: 'center'. doc.moveDown(). doc.text 'This text is right aligned. ' + lorem,. width: 410. align: 'right'. doc.moveDown(). doc.text 'This text is justified. ' + lorem,. width: 410. align: 'justify'. # draw bounding rectangle. doc.rect(100, 100, 410, doc.y - 100) .stroke()
This way, subsequent calls to the text method will automatically appear as new lines below the previous line. However, you can modify the position of text by passing X and Y coordinates to the text method after the text itself. doc.text 'Hello world!', 100, 100. If you want to move down or up by lines, just call the moveDown or
Contribute to cljs-pdfkit development by creating an account on GitHub. README.md. cljs-pdfkit. Clojurescript wrapper around pdfkit to generate pdfs in the browser or on node. . (map (fn [alignment prefix] [:text {:font-size 8 :width 410 :align alignment :move-down true} (str prefix lorem)]) alignments lorem-prefixes)
widthOfString('This is a link!') height = doc.currentLineHeight() # Add the underline and link annotations doc.underline(20, 0, width, height, color: 'blue') .link(20, 0, width, height, 'google.com/') # Create the highlighted text doc.moveDown() .fillColor('black') .highlight(20, doc.y, doc.widthOfString('This text is highlighted!
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