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Enupal Snapshot

Enupal Snapshot

PDF or Image generation from a URL or HTML page easily. It uses the excellent webkit-based wkhtmltopdf and wkhtmltoimage available on OSX, Linux & windows.

# Features

# Store your PDF or Image files in Assets

Enupal Snapshot allows set a global asset and sub-path (twig code allowed) to store your files. Override the asset and sub-path before generating your files in your templates, more info here (opens new window).

# Display the Pdf in browser from Html

{%  set settings = {
        filename: 'my-first.pdf'
    }
%}

{{ craft.enupalsnapshot.displayHtml("<h1>Hello world!</h1>", settings) }}

# Display the Pdf in browser from template

{%  set settings = {
        filename: 'my-first.pdf',
        variables: {
            foo: 'barr'
        }
    }
%}

{{ craft.enupalsnapshot.displayTemplate("pdf/examples/summary", settings) }}

# Download url of the Pdf from Html

{%  set settings = {
        filename: 'my-first.pdf',
        inline: false,
    }
%}

{% set url = craft.enupalsnapshot.displayHtml("<h1>Hello world!</h1>", settings) %}

<a target="_blank" href="{{url}}"> Download Pdf</a>

# Download url as an Image

{%  set settings = {
        filename: 'my-first-image.png',
        asImage: true
    }
%}

{% set url = craft.enupalsnapshot.displayHtml("<h1>Hello world!</h1>", settings) %}

<a target="_blank" href="{{url}}"> Download Image</a>

# Display the Pdf in browser from Urls

{% set urls = {0: 'https://www.google.com', 1:'http://enupal.com'} %}

{%  set settings = {
        filename: 'my-first.pdf'
    }
%}

{{ craft.enupalsnapshot.displayUrl(urls, settings) }}

# Add cliOptions

All available options here (opens new window):

{%  set settings = {
        filename: 'my-first.pdf',
        cliOptions: {
            'cover': '<h1>Hello world from Enupal Snapshot</h1>',
            'header-font-size': '36',
            'footer-right': null,
            'orientation': 'Portrait',
            'page-size': 'A4'
        }
    }
%}

{{ craft.enupalsnapshot.displayHtml("<h1>Hello world!</h1>", settings) }}

# Enupal Snapshot Support

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