![]() I also found some backend libraries like PDFKit but would like to avoid using a backend library if at all possible - and it also doesn't seem to write over existing PDFs. I do not want to use the existing PDF as a background image if I do not have to. ![]() I have been researching this topic online and have found the jsPDF library, but that seems to only generate PDFs, not write on top of existing PDFs, and the content I need on the PDF is too complex to use jsPDF to generate it all. It is also important to generate this text onto the PDF from a webpage as each text generated will be slightly different, creating a unique PDF for the end user. There are several ways to convert text to PDF for free. It is important to use an existing PDF to preserve the original designs on it, and the PDF also includes text specially typeset in different typefaces and a wide range of unicode glyphs. TXT files do not have the same features as a DOC file in that you can’t select a font, make a word bold or add things like tables so if a user needs these types of features they’d often use a Word processor like Word to do this instead of using a plain text file. I envision it as a user clicking a button to download the PDF and receiving a file with this original PDF and additional text written over the pages. ![]() I think UI automation should work in your case being a native pdf. In that field use TYPE INTO activity with which type in the value to be replaced. ![]() Once it is opened use a SEND HOT KEY activity with key as ctrl+f which will open find and replace. I am looking for a way to add text on top of an existing PDF using JavaScript. Open the pdf with start process activity where pass the filepath of pdf as input.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |