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markup-pdf-rs

The Rust library for making a PDF files by writing kind of like HTML and CSS. Inspired by Satori and React-pdf. This library makes a PDF file with taffy and printpdf.

⚠️ This library is a prototype so we don't recommend using it in production.

Usage

use std::{
    fs::{File},
    io::BufWriter,
};

use markup_pdf_rs::{assets::Assets, document::Document, dom, style::Style};
use taffy::{
    prelude::{Rect, Size},
    style::{
        Dimension::{self, Points},
        FlexDirection, JustifyContent,
    },
};

fn main() {
    // Define styles like CSS used by XML.
    let mut assets = Assets::default();
    assets.styles.add(
        // Specify the name of the style
        // You can use this style by setting the `style` attribute to an element
        // e.g. `<Layer style="page" />`
        "page",
        Style {
            // These styles are basically the same as taffy.
            size: Size {
                width: Points(210.0),
                height: Points(297.0),
            },
            ..Style::DEFAULT
        },
    );
    assets.styles.add(
        "main",
        Style {
            gap: Size {
                width: Dimension::Auto,
                height: Points(6.0),
            },
            flex_grow: 1.0,
            flex_direction: FlexDirection::Column,
            justify_content: JustifyContent::FlexStart,
            padding: Rect::from_points(15.0, 15.0, 15.0, 15.0),
            ..Style::DEFAULT
        },
    );
    assets.styles.add(
        "title",
        Style {
            font_size: 20.0,
            size: Size {
                width: Dimension::Auto,
                height: Points(10.0),
            },
            ..Style::DEFAULT
        },
    );
    assets.styles.add(
        "paragraph",
        Style {
            size: Size {
                width: Dimension::Auto,
                height: Points(15.0),
            },
            ..Style::DEFAULT
        },
    );
    assets.styles.add(
        "blockquote",
        Style {
            background_color: Some("#eeeeee"),
            size: Size {
                width: Dimension::Auto,
                height: Points(23.0),
            },
            ..Style::DEFAULT
        },
    );
    assets.styles.add(
        "blockquote-text",
        Style {
            flex_grow: 1.0,
            margin: Rect::from_points(5.0, 5.0, 5.0, 5.0),
            size: Size {
                width: Dimension::Auto,
                height: Points(20.0),
            },
            ..Style::DEFAULT
        },
    );

    // Define fonts
    assets.fonts.add(
        // You can use this font by setting the `font-family` property to a style
        // The name of `default` means the default font if `font-family` is not specified
        "default",
        include_bytes!("assets/fonts/Roboto-Regular.ttf").as_slice(),
    );

    // Pass a XML string to `dom::parse`.
    let root = dom::parse(r#"
        <Document title="recipe">
            <Page style="page">
                <Layer style="main">
                    <Text style="title">Lorem Ipsum</Text>
                    <Text style="paragraph">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Cras sollicitudin mollis ipsum, eu aliquam est consequat vitae.</Text>
                    <Layer style="blockquote">
                        <Text style="blockquote-text">Donec nunc erat, porttitor eu massa blandit, pulvinar aliquam turpis. Maecenas augue justo, auctor ornare eleifend sed, suscipit ut mauris.</Text>
                    </Layer>
                    <Text style="paragraph">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Cras sollicitudin mollis ipsum, eu aliquam est consequat vitae.</Text>
                    <Text style="paragraph">Mauris in mattis lectus. Nulla eget iaculis ligula, eu pulvinar leo.</Text>
                    <Text style="paragraph">vitae laoreet erat mauris sed ipsum.</Text>
                </Layer>
            </Page>
        </Document>
    "#).unwrap();

    // Build `PdfDocumentReference` (this struct is in printpdf) by passing a XML and assets.
    let doc = Document::new(&root, assets)
        .unwrap()
        .build()
        .unwrap();

    // Call the `save` to export a PDF.
    let buf = &mut BufWriter::new(File::create("dist/simple.pdf").unwrap());
    doc.save(buf).unwrap();
}

The code above will make a PDF like below.

Result

Try with examples

You can try this library by running example codes included in the repository.

# Clone this repository.
$ git clone git@github.com:ktmouk/markup-pdf-rs.git
$ cd markup-pdf-rs

# Download some fonts from Google Fonts and put them on the `examples/assets/fonts/` dir.
$ ./examples/assets/fonts/install.sh

# Try some example codes that make a PDF file.
# PDF files will be made in the `dist/` dir.
$ cargo run --example recipe
$ cargo run --example resume

Examples

Simple Nikujaga Recipe (JP) Japanese Resume (JP)
Code Code Code

Elements

Name Usage
<Document> XML must start with this element. It can have only <Page> elements as children.
<Page> This element means one page of PDF. It should have a fixed size defined in the style to determined the page size. It can have <Layer> and <Text> elements as children.
<Layer> This element is like <div> of HTML. You can use it for setting the styles. It can have <Layer> and <Text> elements as children.
<Text> You can use this element to write texts. It can have only string as a child. ⚠️ Currently, this element doesn't support calculating the width and height basing on the text automatically, so you need to specify the width and height by hand.

Styles

Styles are basically the same as taffy apart from some of property for specifying colors. You can check the style.rs.

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