pdfix/html-to-pdf repository overview

⁠HTML to PDF

A Docker image action that converts HTML pages to PDF files using PDFix SDK and Google Headless Chrome.

⁠Table of Contents

• HTML to PDF⁠
  • Table of Contents⁠
  • Getting Started⁠
  • Run using Command Line Interface⁠
  • Run OCR using REST API⁠
    • Exporting Configuration for Integration⁠
  • License & libraries used⁠
  • Help & Support⁠

⁠Getting Started

To use this Docker application, you'll need to have Docker installed on your system. If Docker is not installed, please follow the instructions on the official Docker website⁠ to install it.

⁠Run using Command Line Interface

To run docker container as CLI you should share the folder with html file to process using -i parameter. In this example it's current folder. The url can be local html file or URL address.

docker run -v $(pwd):/data/ -w /data/ pdfix/html-to-pdf:latest html-to-pdf -i index.html -o convert.pdf

With PDFix License add these arguments.

--name ${LICENSE_NAME} --key ${LICENSE_KEY}

First run will pull the docker image, which may take some time. Make your own image for more advanced use.

For more detailed information about the available command-line arguments, you can run the following command:

docker run --rm pdfix/html-to-pdf:latest --help

⁠Run OCR using REST API

Comming soon. Please contact us.

⁠Exporting Configuration for Integration

To export the configuration JSON file, use the following command:

docker run -v $(pwd):/data -w /data --rm pdfix/html-to-pdf:latest config -o config.json

⁠License & libraries used

• PDFix SDK - https://pdfix.net/terms⁠
• Chromium - https://www.chromium.org/Home/⁠

Trial version of the PDFix SDK may apply a watermark on the page and redact random parts of the PDF. Contact us to get an evaluation or production license.

⁠Help & Support

To obtain a PDFix SDK license or report an issue please contact us at [email protected]⁠. For more information visit https://pdfix.net⁠