Pagedjs

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Display paginated content in the browser and generate print books using web technology

Overview

Paged.js is an innovative open-source library designed to bring the power of paginated content to web browsers while also enabling the creation of print-ready books directly from web technologies. This tool equips developers and designers alike with the ability to handle complex document structures elegantly, transforming standard HTML content into beautifully paginated pages for both digital and print mediums.

The library is particularly useful for those looking to implement advanced CSS features related to pagination and printed media. With its framework accommodating various CSS transformations, Paged.js supports a broad spectrum of use cases, from simple document structures to intricate layouts, making it a valuable asset in any web developer's toolkit.

Features

  • NPM Module Integration: Easily integrate Paged.js into your projects by including the necessary scripts to leverage its full capabilities.
  • Polyfill Support: Automatically apply Paged Media styles to HTML content without manual configurations; customizable to suit individual project requirements.
  • Chunking Functionality: Breaks down documents into manageable paged media flows, facilitating the handling of extensive texts such as novels or articles.
  • Polisher Tool: Transforms @page CSS into classes, optimally preparing documents for print with counters and other content formatting features.
  • Command Line Interface: Render PDFs from HTML files seamlessly using Puppeteer, allowing for quick conversions right from the terminal.
  • Dynamic Module Handlers: Register custom handlers to apply specific layout styles, granting flexibility in content rendering and appearance.
  • Comprehensive Testing Suite: Facilitates a robust testing framework to ensure functionality and adherence to CSS specifications, providing confidence in deployment.
  • Local Development Environment: Instantly serve and compile your project with local livereload capabilities for efficient development workflows.
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