iPdfWriter 1.0.8

.NET 6.0 .NET Core 3.1 .NET Framework 4.6.2

dotnet add package iPdfWriter --version 1.0.8

NuGet\Install-Package iPdfWriter -Version 1.0.8

This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package.

<PackageReference Include="iPdfWriter" Version="1.0.8" />

For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.

paket add iPdfWriter --version 1.0.8

The NuGet Team does not provide support for this client. Please contact its maintainers for support.

#r "nuget: iPdfWriter, 1.0.8"

#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.

// Install iPdfWriter as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=iPdfWriter&version=1.0.8

// Install iPdfWriter as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=iPdfWriter&version=1.0.8

The NuGet Team does not provide support for this client. Please contact its maintainers for support.

What is iPdfWriter?

iPdfWriter is a lightweight implementation that allows modifying a pdf document totally or partially by replacing tags. Currently only works on Windows

The idea is to try to quickly and easily facilitate the task of filling in the 'typical' report file that the client wants to send by email with the data filled in from their erp, vertical application, custom development, etc... to which I am sure that you have faced each other at some point.

I hope it helps someone. 😏

Extensions

Below is a list of extensions available to use with iPdfWriter.

Library	Version	Description
iPdfWriter.AspNet	1.0.1	Extends iPdfWriter to work in AspNet (FullFramework) projects, contains extension methods to download PdfInput instances as well as OutputResult, facilitating its use in this environment
iPdfWriter.AspNetCore	1.0.1	Extends iPdfWriter to work in AspNetCore projects, contains extension methods to download PdfInput instances as well as OutputResult, facilitating its use in this environment
iPdfWriter.Mail	1.0.1	Extends iPdfWriter, contains extension methods to download PdfInput instances as well as OutputResult

Usage

Samples

Sample 1 - Shows the use of text and image replacement with styles

Basic steps, for more details please see sample01.cs file.

Load pdf file

var doc = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-01/file-sample.pdf"
};

Define the styles to use

Text styles

private static readonly Dictionary<string, PdfTextStyle> TextStylesTable = new Dictionary<string, PdfTextStyle>
{
    "ReportTitle",
    new PdfTextStyle
    {
        Font =
        {
            Name = "Arial",
            Size = 28.0f,
            Bold = YesNo.Yes,
            Italic = YesNo.Yes,
            Color = "Blue"
        },
        Content =
        {
            Alignment =
            {
                Vertical = KnownVerticalAlignment.Center,
                Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Center
            }
        }
    }
};

Image styles

private static readonly Dictionary<string, PdfImageStyle> ImagesStylesTable = new Dictionary<string, PdfImageStyle>
{           
    {
        "Default",
        new PdfImageStyle { Content = { Alignment = { Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Left }}}
    }
};

Replace #TITLE# tag with another text

doc.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithTextObject
    {
        Text = "#TITLE#",
        NewText = "Lorem ipsum",
        Style = TextStylesTable["ReportTitle"],
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.AccordingToMargins
    }));

Replace #BAR-CHART# tag with an image

doc.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithImageObject
    {
        Text = "#BAR-CHART#",
        UseTestMode = useTestMode,
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        Style = StylesHelper.Sample01.ImagesStylesTable["Default"],
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.Default,
        Image = PdfImage.FromFile("~Resources/Sample-01/Images/bar-chart.png")
    }));

Try to create pdf output result

sync mode

var result = doc.CreateResult();
if (!result.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

async mode

var result = await doc.CreateResultAsync();
if (!result.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save pdf file result

sync mode

var saveResult = result.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample01/Sample-01" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

async mode

var saveResult = await result.Result.Action(new SaveToFileAsync { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample01/Sample-01" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Please click here for see sample01 output

Sample 2 - Shows the use of html table replacement in a pdf document

Basic steps, for more details please see sample02.cs file.

Load pdf file

var doc = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-02/file-sample.pdf"
};

Define HTML table with embbebed styles

private static string GenerateHtmlDatatable()
{
    var result = new StringBuilder();
    result.AppendLine("<table border='1' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='6' style='width:100%'>");
    result.AppendLine(" <tbody>");
    result.AppendLine("  <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>&nbsp;</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Lorem ipsum</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Lorem ipsum</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Lorem ipsum</td>");
    result.AppendLine("  </tr>");
    result.AppendLine("  <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>1</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>In eleifend velit vitae libero sollicitudin euismod.</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Lorem</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>&nbsp;</td>");
    result.AppendLine("  </tr>");
    result.AppendLine("  <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>2</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Cras fringilla ipsum magna, in fringilla dui commodo a.</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Lorem</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>&nbsp;</td>");
    result.AppendLine("  </tr>");
    result.AppendLine("  <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>3</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>LAliquam erat volutpat.</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Lorem</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>&nbsp;</td>");
    result.AppendLine("  </tr>");
    result.AppendLine("  <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>4</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Fusce vitae vestibulum velit. </td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Lorem</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>&nbsp;</td>");
    result.AppendLine("  </tr>");
    result.AppendLine("  <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>5</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Etiam vehicula luctus fermentum.</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>Ipsum</td>");
    result.AppendLine("    <td>&nbsp;</td>");
    result.AppendLine(" </tr>");
    result.AppendLine(" </tbody>");
    result.AppendLine("</table>");

    return result.ToString();
}

Replace #DATA-TABLE# tag with a HTML table

doc.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithTableObject
    {
        Text = "#DATA-TABLE#",
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        Style = PdfTableStyle.Default,
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.FromPositionToRightMargin,
        Table = PdfTable.CreateFromHtml(GenerateHtmlDatatable())
    }));

Try to create pdf output result

var result = doc.CreateResult();
if (!result.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save pdf result to file

var saveResult = result.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample02/Sample-02" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Please click here for see sample02 output

Sample 3 - Shows the use of merge action

Basic steps, for more details please see sample03.cs file.

Load pdf pages

Page 1

var page1 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-03/file-sample-1.pdf"
};

Page 2

var page2 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-03/file-sample-2.pdf"
};

Page 3

var page3 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-03/file-sample-3.pdf"
};

Page 4

var page4 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-03/file-sample-4.pdf"
};

Replace Tags

Replace the elements in the pages, for reasons of space I omit this step, We would do it as we have seen in examples 1 and 2.

Create a list of elements to merge

Note that you can set the order in which they will be merged.

var files = new PdfObject
{
    Items = new List<PdfInput>
    {
        new PdfInput {Index = 0, Input = page1},
        new PdfInput {Index = 1, Input = page2},
        new PdfInput {Index = 2, Input = page3},
        new PdfInput {Index = 3, Input = page4}
    }
};

Try to merge into a pdf output result

sync mode

 var mergeResult = files.TryMergeInputs();
 if (!mergeResult.Success)
 {
     // Handle errors                 
 }

async mode

 var mergeResult = await files.TryMergeInputsAsync();
 if (!mergeResult.Success)
 {
     // Handle errors                 
 }

Save merged result to file

var saveResult =  mergeResult.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample03/Sample-03" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Please click here for see sample03 output

Sample 4 - Shows use global replacements

On many occasions we must make repetitive replacements such as the header or footer, or any other text or image across the entire report.

For these cases we have global replacements.

Basic steps, for more details please see sample04.cs file.

Load pdf pages

Page 1

var page1 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-04/file-sample-1.pdf"
};

Page 2

var page2 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-04/file-sample-2.pdf"
};

Page 3

var page3 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-04/file-sample-3.pdf"
};

Page 4

var page4 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-04/file-sample-4.pdf"
};

Define the styles to use

private static readonly Dictionary<string, PdfTextStyle> TextStylesTable = new Dictionary<string, PdfTextStyle>
{
    "Header",
    new PdfTextStyle
    {
        Font =
        {
            Name = "Verdana",
            Size = 8.0f,
            Bold = YesNo.Yes,
            Color = "Gray"
        },
        Content =
        {
            Alignment =
            {
                Vertical = KnownVerticalAlignment.Center,
                Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Left
            }
        }
    },
    // Other tag styles here!!
};

Replace Tags

Replace the elements in the pages, for reasons of space I omit this step, We would do it as we have seen in examples 1 and 2.

Create a special object GlobalReplacementsCollection

var globalReplacements = new GlobalReplacementsCollection
{
    new WithTextObject
    {
        Text = "#HEADER-TEXT#",
        NewText = "Report Name - Lorem ipsum dolor",
        Style = TextStylesTable["Header"],
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.FromLeftMarginToNextElement
    }
};

Create a list of elements to merge

Note that you can set the order in which they will be merged.

var files = new PdfObject(new PdfObjectConfig { GlobalReplacements = globalReplacements })
{
    Items = new List<PdfInput>
    {
        new PdfInput {Index = 0, Input = page1},
        new PdfInput {Index = 1, Input = page2},
        new PdfInput {Index = 2, Input = page3},
        new PdfInput {Index = 3, Input = page4}
    }
};

Try to merge into a pdf output result

var mergeResult = files.TryMergeInputs();
if (!mergeResult.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save merged result to file

var saveResult =  mergeResult.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample04/Sample-04" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Please click here for see sample04 output

Sample 5 - Shows use System tags

Another repetitive task when we create or modify reports is the page numbers to try to speed up this, the SystemTags appear.

Currently we natively have the PageNumberSystemTag and TotalPagesSystemTag objects for this purpose.

Remember that you can create the ones you need, for this you have to implement the ISystemTag interface

Basic steps, for more details please see sample05.cs file.

Load pdf pages

Page 1

var page1 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-05/file-sample-1.pdf"
};

Page 2

var page2 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-05/file-sample-2.pdf"
};

Page 3

var page3 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-05/file-sample-3.pdf"
};

Page 4

var page4 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-05/file-sample-4.pdf"
};

Define the styles to use

private static readonly Dictionary<string, PdfTextStyle> TextStylesTable = new Dictionary<string, PdfTextStyle>
{
    "Header",
    new PdfTextStyle
    {
        Font =
        {
            Name = "Verdana",
            Size = 8.0f,
            Bold = YesNo.Yes,
            Color = "Gray"
        },
        Content =
        {
            Alignment =
            {
                Vertical = KnownVerticalAlignment.Center,
                Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Left
            }
        }
    },
    "PageNumber",
    new PdfTextStyle
    {
        Font =
        {
            Name = "Verdana",
            Size = 8.0f,
            Bold = YesNo.No,
            Color = "Gray"
        },
        Content =
        {
            Alignment =
            {
                Vertical = KnownVerticalAlignment.Center,
                Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Right
            }
        }
    },
    // Other tag styles here!!
};

Replace Tags

Replace the elements in the pages, for reasons of space I omit this step, We would do it as we have seen in examples 1 and 2.

Create a special object GlobalReplacementsCollection

var globalReplacements = new GlobalReplacementsCollection
{
    new WithTextObject
    {
        Text = "#HEADER-TEXT#",
        NewText = "Report Name - Lorem ipsum dolor",
        Style = TextStylesTable["Header"],
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.FromLeftMarginToNextElement
    }
};

Create a special object SystemTagsCollection

var systemTags = new SystemTagsCollection
{
    new PageNumberSystemTag
    {
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        Style = TextStylesTable["PageNumber"],
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.FromPositionToRightMargin
    }
};

Create a list of elements to merge

Note that you can set the order in which they will be merged.

var files = new PdfObject(new PdfObjectConfig { Tags = systemTags, GlobalReplacements = globalReplacements })
{
    Items = new List<PdfInput>
    {
        new PdfInput {Index = 0, Input = page1},
        new PdfInput {Index = 1, Input = page2},
        new PdfInput {Index = 2, Input = page3},
        new PdfInput {Index = 3, Input = page4}
    }
};

Try to merge into a pdf output result

var mergeResult = files.TryMergeInputs();
if (!mergeResult.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save merged result to file

var saveResult =  mergeResult.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample05/Sample-05" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Please click here for see sample05 output

Sample 6 - Shows use the test mode

The test mode represents a special mode for use at development time to see if the changes are adjusted correctly.

During the test mode, both in the case of text and table, it appears with a red outline, in the case of images, it is not drawn and the outline also appears in red.

To enable or disable test mode, the UseTestMode property is available on all repleceable elements.

Where:

Value	Description
YesNo.Yes	Activates the test mode
YesNo.No	Shows the applied change

Basic steps, for more details please see sample06.cs file.

Load pdf pages

Page 1

var page1 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-06/file-sample-1.pdf"
};

Page 2

var page2 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-06/file-sample-2.pdf"
};

Page 3

var page3 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-06/file-sample-3.pdf"
};

Page 4

var page4 = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-06/file-sample-4.pdf"
};

Define styles

Please see sample 1.

Replace Tags

Page 1

page1.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithTextObject
    {
        Text = "#TITLE#",
        NewText = "Lorem ipsum",
        UseTestMode = YesNo.Yes,
        Style = TextStylesTable["ReportTitle"],
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.AccordingToMargins
    }));

// Inserts bar-chart image
page1.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithImageObject
    {
        Text = "#BAR-CHART#",
        UseTestMode = useTestMode,
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        Style = PdfImageStyle.Default,
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.Default,
        Image = PdfImage.FromFile("~Resources/Sample-01/Images/bar-chart.png")
    }));

Page 2

page2.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithTableObject
    {
        Text = "#DATA-TABLE#",
        UseTestMode = YesNo.Yes,
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        Style = PdfTableStyle.Default,
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.FromPositionToNextElement,
        Table = PdfTable.CreateFromHtml(GenerateHtmlDatatable(), config: new PdfTableConfig { HeightStrategy = TableHeightStrategy.Exact })
    }));

Page 3 Nothing to do

Page 4

page4.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithImageObject
    {
        Text = "#IMAGE1#",
        UseTestMode = useTestMode,
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        Style = PdfImageStyle.Center,
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.AccordingToMargins,
        Image = PdfImage.FromFile("~/Resources/Sample-01/Images/image-1.jpg")
    }));

Create a special object GlobalReplacementsCollection

var globalReplacements = new GlobalReplacementsCollection
{
    new WithTextObject
    {
        Text = "#HEADER-TEXT#",
        UseTestMode = YesNo.Yes,
        NewText = "Report Name - Lorem ipsum dolor",
        Style = TextStylesTable["Header"],
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.FromLeftMarginToNextElement
    }
};

Create a special object SystemTagsCollection

var systemTags = new SystemTagsCollection
{
    new PageNumberSystemTag
    {
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        UseTestMode = YesNo.Yes,
        Style = TextStylesTable["PageNumber"],
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.FromPositionToRightMargin
    }
};

Create a list of elements to merge

Note that you can set the order in which they will be merged.

var files = new PdfObject(new PdfObjectConfig { Tags = systemTags, GlobalReplacements = globalReplacements })
{
    Items = new List<PdfInput>
    {
        new PdfInput {Index = 0, Input = page1},
        new PdfInput {Index = 1, Input = page2},
        new PdfInput {Index = 2, Input = page3},
        new PdfInput {Index = 3, Input = page4}
    }
};

Try to merge into a pdf output result

var mergeResult = files.TryMergeInputs();
if (!mergeResult.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save merged result to file

var saveResult =  mergeResult.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample06/Sample-06" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Please click here for see sample06 output

Sample 7 - Shows the use of save as zip a pdf input (one pdf file)

Sometimes the result of a pdf is too heavy to be able to send it by email or to save it on disk, etc...

iPdfWriter provides the PdfOutputResultConfig class, where you can define the zip file name as well as a property indicating whether it is to be compressed.

If the file name is not specified, a random name will be automatically generated, the sample10.cs file show how it works and the following link sample10.zip shows the output.

Basic steps, for more details please see sample07.cs file.

Try to create pdf output result

var result = doc.CreateResult(new PdfOutputResultConfig { Filename = "Sample-07.pdf", Zipped = true });
if (!result.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save pdf file result

var saveResult = result.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample07/Sample-07" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Please click here for see sample07 output

Sample 8 - Shows the use of save as zip a merged output (many files)

iPdfWriter provides the class [PdfObjectConfig.cs], where you can indicate if the result of merging the different pdf files is going to be compressed (for more information, please see AllowCompression property), you can also indicate a threshold (for more information, please see CompressionThreshold property), that indicates from what size it is going to be compressed, for example, you can indicate that you want the result to be compressed if the result of the merge is greater than 2Mb Basic steps,

For more details please see sample08.cs file.

Create a list of elements to merge

Without CompressionThreshold

var files = new PdfObject(new PdfObjectConfig { Tags = systemTags, GlobalReplacements = globalReplacements, AllowCompression = true })
{
    Items = new List<PdfInput>
    {
        new PdfInput {Index = 0, Input = page1},
        new PdfInput {Index = 1, Input = page2},
        new PdfInput {Index = 2, Input = page3},
        new PdfInput {Index = 3, Input = page4},
    }
};

With CompressionThreshold

var files = new PdfObject(new PdfObjectConfig { Tags = systemTags, GlobalReplacements = globalReplacements, AllowCompression = true, CompressionThreshold = 2 })
{
    Items = new List<PdfInput>
    {
        new PdfInput {Index = 0, Input = page1},
        new PdfInput {Index = 1, Input = page2},
        new PdfInput {Index = 2, Input = page3},
        new PdfInput {Index = 3, Input = page4},
    }
};

Try to merge into a pdf output result

var mergeResult = files.TryMergeInputs();
if (!mergeResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors
}

Save pdf file result

Without CompressionThreshold

var saveResult = mergeResult.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample08/Sample-08" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors
}

With CompressionThreshold

var saveResult = mergeResult.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample09/Sample-09" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors
}

Output

You can see the result (Without CompressionThreshold) following the following link Sample08.zip or you can see the result (With CompressionThreshold) following the following link Sample10.zip.

Sample 9 - Shows the use of how serialize and deserialize text, image and table styles

Ok, it's nice to be able to use styles, but in the end if we need to modify the color, or the font, etc..., it would be good if it was static!!!

Well, iPdfWriter provides a mechanism to be able to serialize and deserialize any style, supported formats are XML and Json, you can decide this by using a parameter when saving the style.

By default it is saved in XML format.

For more details please see sample12.cs file.

Create styles

PdfImageStyle

var imageStyle = new PdfImageStyle
{
    Name = "ImageStyle",
    Borders =
    {
        new BaseBorder {Color = "Red", Show = YesNo.Yes, Position = KnownBorderPosition.Right},
        new BaseBorder {Color = "Yellow", Show = YesNo.Yes, Position = KnownBorderPosition.Top}
    },
    Content =
    {
        Color = "Blue",
        Alignment =
        {
            Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Right
        },
        Properties = new Properties
        {
            new Property {Name = "p001", Value = "v001"},
            new Property {Name = "p002", Value = "v002"}
        }
    }
};

PdfTextStyle

var textStyle = new PdfTextStyle
{
    Name = "NormalStyle",
    Font =
    {
        Bold = YesNo.Yes,
        Italic = YesNo.Yes,
        Color = "Yellow",
        Underline = YesNo.No
    },
    Borders =
    {
        new BaseBorder {Color = "Red", Show = YesNo.Yes, Position = KnownBorderPosition.Right},
        new BaseBorder {Color = "Yellow", Show = YesNo.Yes, Position = KnownBorderPosition.Top}
    },
    Content =
    {
        Color = "Blue",
        Alignment =
        {
            Vertical = KnownVerticalAlignment.Top,
            Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Right
        },
        Properties = new Properties
        {
            new Property {Name = "p001", Value = "v001"},
            new Property {Name = "p002", Value = "v002"}
        }
    }
};

PdfTableStyle

var tableStyle = new PdfTableStyle
{
    Name = "NormalStyle",
    Alignment =
    {
        Vertical = KnownVerticalAlignment.Top
    },
    Borders =
    {
        new BaseBorder {Color = "Red", Show = YesNo.Yes, Position = KnownBorderPosition.Right},
        new BaseBorder {Color = "Yellow", Show = YesNo.Yes, Position = KnownBorderPosition.Top}
    },
    Content =
    {
        Color = "Blue",
        Show = YesNo.Yes,
        Properties = new Properties
        {
            new Property {Name = "p001", Value = "v001"},
            new Property {Name = "p002", Value = "v002"}
        }
    }
};

Try to save styles

PdfImageStyle

XML

var imageStyleAsXmlResult = imageStyle.SaveToFile("~/Output/Sample12/ImageStyle");
if (!imageStyleAsXmlResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors
}

Json

var imageStyleAsJsonResult = imageStyle.SaveToFile("~/Output/Sample12/ImageStyle", KnownFileFormat.Json);
if (!tableStyleAsJsonResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors
}

PdfTextStyle

XML

var textStyleAsXmlResult = textStyle.SaveToFile("~/Output/Sample12/TextStyle");
if (!textStyleAsXmlResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors
}

Json

var textStyleAsJsonResult = textStyle.SaveToFile("~/Output/Sample12/TextStyle", KnownFileFormat.Json);
if (!textStyleAsJsonResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors
}

PdfTableStyle

XML

var tableStyleAsXmlResult = tableStyle.SaveToFile("~/Output/Sample12/TableStyle");
if (!tableStyleAsXmlResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors
}

Json

var tableStyleAsJsonResult = tableStyle.SaveToFile("~/Output/Sample12/TableStyle", KnownFileFormat.Json);
if (!tableStyleAsJsonResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors
}

Output

As an example, the result of serializing an image style is shown. You can see all the results by following the following link [Sample12].

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<PdfBaseStyle xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:q1="http://schemas.iTin.com/pdf/style/v1.0" xsi:type="q1:PdfImageStyle" Name="ImageStyle">
	<q1:Borders Color="Red" Position="Right" Show="Yes" />
	<q1:Borders Color="Yellow" Position="Top" Show="Yes" />
	<q1:Content AlternateColor="Blue" Color="Blue">
		<Properties xmlns="http://schemas.iTin.com/style/v1.0">
			<Property Name="p001" Value="v001" />
			<Property Name="p002" Value="v002" />
		</Properties>
		<q1:Alignment Horizontal="Right" />
	</q1:Content>
</PdfBaseStyle>

</td> </tr> </table>

{
  "$type": "iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design.Styles.PdfImageStyle, iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design",
  "content": {
    "$type": "iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design.Styles.PdfImageContent, iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design",
    "alignment": {
      "$type": "iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design.Styles.PdfImageContentAlignment, iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design",
      "horizontal": "Right"
    },
    "alternate-color": "Blue",
    "color": "Blue",
    "properties": {
      "$type": "iTin.Core.Models.Properties, iTin.Core.Models",
      "$values": [
        {
          "$type": "iTin.Core.Models.Property, iTin.Core.Models",
          "name": "p001",
          "value": "v001"
        },
        {
          "$type": "iTin.Core.Models.Property, iTin.Core.Models",
          "name": "p002",
          "value": "v002"
        }
      ]
    }
  },
  "name": "ImageStyle",
  "inherits": null,
  "borders": {
    "$type": "iTin.Core.Models.Design.Styling.BordersCollection, iTin.Core.Models.Design.Styling",
    "$values": [
      {
        "$type": "iTin.Core.Models.Design.Styling.BaseBorder, iTin.Core.Models.Design.Styling",
        "color": "Red",
        "position": "Right",
        "show": "Yes"
      },
      {
        "$type": "iTin.Core.Models.Design.Styling.BaseBorder, iTin.Core.Models.Design.Styling",
        "color": "Yellow",
        "position": "Top",
        "show": "Yes"
      }
    ]
  }
}

</td> </tr> </table>

Deserialize styles

Below is how to deserialize an image style

XML

var imageStyleFromXml = PdfImageStyle.LoadFromFile("~/Output/Sample12/ImageStyle.xml");
if (imageStyleFromXml == null)
{
     // Handle errors
}

Json

 var imageStyleFromJson = PdfImageStyle.LoadFromFile("~/Output/Sample12/ImageStyle.json", KnownFileFormat.Json);
 if (imageStyleFromJson == null)
 {
      // Handle errors
 }

Sample 10 - Show a more complete example

Basic steps, for more details please see sample13.cs file.

Please click here for see sample13 output

Sample 11 - Show the use of add an enumerable (render as HTML)in a pdf document

Basic steps, for more details please see sample16.cs file.

Defines a Person model

public class Person
{
    public string Name { get; set; }

    public string Surname { get; set; }
}

Load pdf file

var doc = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-16/file-sample.pdf"
};

Replace #DATA-TABLE# tag with an typed enumerable

doc.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithTableObject
    {
        Text = "#DATA-TABLE#",
        UseTestMode = useTestMode,
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        Style = PdfTableStyle.Default,
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.FromPositionToRightMargin,
        Table = PdfTable.CreateFromEnumerable(
            data: 
                new List<Person>
                {
                    new Person {Name = "Name-01", Surname = "Surname-01"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-02", Surname = "Surname-02"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-03", Surname = "Surname-03"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-04", Surname = "Surname-04"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-05", Surname = "Surname-05"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-06", Surname = "Surname-06"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-07", Surname = "Surname-07"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-08", Surname = "Surname-08"},
                },
            css: @"
                table { 
                    border-spacing: 0px;
                    border-collapse: collapse;  
                }

                tr {
                    font-size: 9pt;
                    font-family: Arial; 
                    color: #AC1198;
                    text-align: left;
                    overflow: hidden;
                }

                td {
                    padding: 6px;
                }")
    }));

Try to create pdf output result

var result = doc.CreateResult();
if (!result.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save pdf result to file

var saveResult = result.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample16/Sample-16" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Please click here for see sample16 output

Sample 12 - Show the use of add an DataTable (render as HTML)in a pdf document

Basic steps, for more details please see sample18.cs file.

Defines a Person model

public class Person
{
    public string Name { get; set; }

    public string Surname { get; set; }
}

Load pdf file

var doc = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-18/file-sample.pdf"
};

Replace #DATA-TABLE# tag with a DataTable object

doc.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithTableObject
    {
        Text = "#DATA-TABLE#",
        UseTestMode = useTestMode,
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        Style = PdfTableStyle.Default,
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.FromPositionToRightMargin,
        Table = PdfTable.CreateFromDataTable(
            data: 
                new List<Person>
                {
                    new Person {Name = "Name-01", Surname = "Surname-01"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-02", Surname = "Surname-02"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-03", Surname = "Surname-03"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-04", Surname = "Surname-04"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-05", Surname = "Surname-05"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-06", Surname = "Surname-06"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-07", Surname = "Surname-07"},
                    new Person {Name = "Name-08", Surname = "Surname-08"},
                }
                .ToDataTable<Person>("People"),
            css: @"
                table { 
                    border-spacing: 0px;
                    border-collapse: collapse;  
                }

                tr {
                    font-size: 9pt;
                    font-family: Arial; 
                    color: #AC1198;
                    text-align: left;
                    overflow: hidden;
                }

                td {
                    padding: 6px;
                }")
    }));

Try to create pdf output result

var result = doc.CreateResult();
if (!result.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save pdf result to file

var saveResult = result.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample18/Sample-18" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Please click here for see sample18 output

Sample 13 - Shows the use of text and image replacement with styles from file

Basic steps, for more details please see sample20.cs file.

Creates Style file

Remember you can use both XML and Json formats.

TextStyle

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<PdfBaseStyle xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:q1="http://schemas.iTin.com/pdf/style/v1.0" xsi:type="q1:PdfTextStyle" Name="ReportTitle">
  <q1:Font Name="Arial" Size="28" Color="Blue" Bold="Yes" Italic="Yes" />
  <q1:Content AlternateColor="Transparent">
    <q1:Alignment Horizontal="Center" />
  </q1:Content>
</PdfBaseStyle>

ImageStyle

{
    "$type": "iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design.Styles.PdfImageStyle, iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design",
    "content": {
    "$type": "iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design.Styles.PdfImageContent, iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design",
    "alignment": {
        "$type": "iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design.Styles.PdfImageContentAlignment, iTin.Utilities.Pdf.Design",
        "horizontal": "Center"
    },
    "alternate-color": "Transparent"
    },
    "name": "Center",
    "inherits": null
}

Load pdf file

var doc = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-18/file-sample.pdf"
};

Replace #TITLE# tag with another text but using a style that is loaded from a file

doc.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithTextObject
    {
        Text = "#TITLE#",
        NewText = "Lorem ipsum",
        UseTestMode = useTestMode,
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.AccordingToMargins,
        Style = (PdfTextStyle) PdfTextStyle.LoadFromFile("~Resources/Sample-18/Styles/TextStyle.Xml", format: KnownFileFormat.Xml)
    }));

Replace #IMAGE1# tag with an image but using a style that is loaded from a file

doc.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithImageObject
    {
        Text = "#IMAGE1#",
        UseTestMode = useTestMode,
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.AccordingToMargins,
        Image = PdfImage.FromFile("~/Resources/Sample-18/Images/image-1.jpg"),
        Style = (PdfImageStyle) PdfImageStyle.LoadFromFile("~Resources/Sample-18/Styles/ImageStyle.Json", format: KnownFileFormat.Json)
    }));

Try to create pdf output result

var result = doc.CreateResult();
if (!result.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save pdf result to file

var saveResult = result.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample18/Sample-18" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

The result is the same as in sample 1.

Sample 14 - Shows how to work with fonts

Basic steps, for more details please see sample21.cs file.

Define the styles to use. notice that now the dictionary is of type PdfBaseStyle.

private static readonly Dictionary<string, PdfBaseStyle> StylesTable = new()
{
    {
        "ReportTitle",
        new PdfTextStyle
        {
            Font =
            {
                Name = "Pacifico",
                Size = 28.0f,
                Bold = YesNo.Yes,
                Italic = YesNo.Yes,
                Color = "Blue"
            },
            Content =
            {
                Alignment =
                {
                    Vertical = KnownVerticalAlignment.Center,
                    Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Center
                }
            }
        }
    },
    {
        "Center",
        new PdfImageStyle
        {
            Content =
            {
                Alignment =
                {
                    Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Center
                }
            }
        }
    },
    {
        "Default",
        new PdfImageStyle
        {
            Content =
            {
                Alignment =
                {
                    Horizontal = KnownHorizontalAlignment.Left
                }
            }
        }
    }
};

var registerResult = PdfFonts.RegisterFont("Pacifico", @"~Resources/Sample-21/Fonts/Pacifico/Pacifico.ttf");
if (!registerResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Load pdf file

var doc = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-21/file-sample.pdf"
};

Replace #TITLE# tag with another text but using a style that is loaded from a file

doc.Replace(new ReplaceText(
    new WithTextObject
    {
        Text = "#TITLE#",
        NewText = "Lorem ipsum",
        UseTestMode = useTestMode,
        Offset = PointF.Empty,
        Style = (PdfTextStyle) StylesTable["ReportTitle"],
        ReplaceOptions = ReplaceTextOptions.AccordingToMargins
    }));

Try to create pdf output result

var result = doc.CreateResult();
if (!result.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save pdf result to file

var saveResult = result.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample21/Sample-21" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Please click here for see sample21 output

Sample 15 - Shows how to create a new PdfInput instance from HTML code

Basic steps, for more details please see sample25.cs file.

Creates PdfInput from HTML code.

var doc = PdfInput.CreateFromHtml(
    html: @"
    <table border='1' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='6' style='width:100%'>
        <tbody>
        <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
            <td>Lorem ipsum</td>
            <td>Lorem ipsum</td>
            <td>Lorem ipsum</td>
        </tr>
        <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>
            <td>1</td>
            <td>In eleifend velit vitae libero sollicitudin euismod.</td>
            <td>Lorem</td>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
        </tr>
        <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>
            <td>2</td>
            <td>Cras fringilla ipsum magna, in fringilla dui commodo a.</td>
            <td>Lorem</td>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
        </tr>
        <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>
            <td>3</td>
            <td>LAliquam erat volutpat.</td>
            <td>Lorem</td>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
        </tr>
        <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>
            <td>4</td>
            <td>Fusce vitae vestibulum velit. </td>
            <td>Lorem</td>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
        </tr>
        <tr style='font-size:10.5pt; font-family:Arial; color:#404040; text-align: left;'>
            <td>5</td>
            <td>Etiam vehicula luctus fermentum.</td>
            <td>Ipsum</td>
            <td>&nbsp;</td>
        </tr>
        </tbody>
    </table>");

Try to create pdf output result

var result = doc.CreateResult();
if (!result.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save pdf result to file

var saveResult = result.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample25/Sample-25" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the result

Please click here for see sample25 output

Sample 16 - Shows how to add or modify the metadata information

Basic steps, for more details please see sample26.cs file.

Load pdf file

var doc = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-26/file-sample.pdf"
};

Set metadata information

doc
    .Set(new SetCreator { Value = "iPdfWriter" })
    .Set(new SetTitle { Value = "Hello from iPdfWriter" })
    .Set(new SetSubject { Value = "Subject changed from iPdfWriter" })
    .Set(new SetAuthor { Value = "iPdfWriter" })
    .Set(new SetKeywords { Value = "Samples, iPdfWriter, pdf" });

Try to create pdf output result

var outputResult = doc.CreateResult();
if (!outputResult.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save pdf result to file

var saveResult = outputResult.Result.Action(new SaveToFile { OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample26/Sample-26" });
if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the result

Please click here for see sample26 output

Sample 17 - Shows how to add a password to pdf file

Basic steps, for more details please see sample27.cs file.

Load pdf file

var doc = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-27/file-sample.pdf"
};

Replace, insert or set actions

//
// Replace, insert or set actions here!
//

Try to create pdf output result

var outputResult = doc.CreateResult();
if (!outputResult.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save result with password to file

var saveResult = outputResult.Result.Action(new SaveToFile 
{ 
    Password = "iPdfWriter",
    OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample27/Sample-27" 
});

if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the result

Please click here for see sample27 output

Sample 18 - Shows how to insert an image into a pdf file

Basic steps, for more details please see sample28.cs file.

Load pdf file

var doc = new PdfInput
{
    AutoUpdateChanges = true,
    Input = "~/Resources/Sample-28/file-sample.pdf"
};

Insert actions

doc.Insert(new InsertImage
{
    Page = 1, 
    UseTestMode = YesNo.No,
    Offset = new PointF(450.0f, 200.0f),
    Image = PdfImage.FromFile("~/Resources/Sample-28/Images/pirate.png")
});

Try to create pdf output result

var outputResult = doc.CreateResult();
if (!outputResult.Success)
{
    // Handle errors                 
}

Save result to file

var saveResult = outputResult.Result.Action(new SaveToFile 
{ 
    OutputPath = "~/Output/Sample28/Sample-28" 
});

if (!saveResult.Success)
{
     // Handle errors                 
}

Output

Below is an image showing the result

Please click here for see sample28 output

Documentation

For Writer code documentation, please see next link documentation.

Changes

For more information, please visit the next link CHANGELOG

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Compatible target framework(s)

Included target framework(s) (in package)

Learn more about Target Frameworks and .NET Standard.

.NETCoreApp 3.1
- DotNetZip (>= 1.16.0)
- iPdfWriter.Abstractions (>= 1.0.1)
- iTextSharp (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xmlworker (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xtra (>= 5.5.13.3)
- Microsoft.Win32.Registry (>= 5.0.0)
- Microsoft.Windows.Compatibility (>= 7.0.4)
- Newtonsoft.Json (>= 13.0.3)
- System.Drawing.Common (>= 7.0.0)
.NETFramework 4.6.2
- DotNetZip (>= 1.16.0)
- iPdfWriter.Abstractions (>= 1.0.1)
- iTextSharp (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xmlworker (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xtra (>= 5.5.13.3)
- Microsoft.Win32.Registry (>= 5.0.0)
- Microsoft.Windows.Compatibility (>= 7.0.4)
- Newtonsoft.Json (>= 13.0.3)
- System.Drawing.Common (>= 7.0.0)
.NETStandard 2.0
- DotNetZip (>= 1.16.0)
- iPdfWriter.Abstractions (>= 1.0.1)
- iTextSharp (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xmlworker (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xtra (>= 5.5.13.3)
- Microsoft.Win32.Registry (>= 5.0.0)
- Microsoft.Windows.Compatibility (>= 7.0.4)
- Newtonsoft.Json (>= 13.0.3)
- System.Drawing.Common (>= 7.0.0)
.NETStandard 2.1
- DotNetZip (>= 1.16.0)
- iPdfWriter.Abstractions (>= 1.0.1)
- iTextSharp (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xmlworker (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xtra (>= 5.5.13.3)
- Microsoft.Win32.Registry (>= 5.0.0)
- Microsoft.Windows.Compatibility (>= 7.0.4)
- Newtonsoft.Json (>= 13.0.3)
- System.Drawing.Common (>= 7.0.0)
net6.0
- DotNetZip (>= 1.16.0)
- iPdfWriter.Abstractions (>= 1.0.1)
- iTextSharp (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xmlworker (>= 5.5.13.3)
- itextsharp.xtra (>= 5.5.13.3)
- Microsoft.Win32.Registry (>= 5.0.0)
- Microsoft.Windows.Compatibility (>= 7.0.4)
- Newtonsoft.Json (>= 13.0.3)
- System.Drawing.Common (>= 7.0.0)

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iPdfWriter 1.0.8

What is iPdfWriter?

Extensions

Usage

Samples

Sample 1 - Shows the use of text and image replacement with styles

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Sample 2 - Shows the use of html table replacement in a pdf document

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Sample 3 - Shows the use of merge action

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Sample 4 - Shows use global replacements

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Sample 5 - Shows use System tags

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Sample 6 - Shows use the test mode

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Sample 7 - Shows the use of save as zip a pdf input (one pdf file)

Sample 8 - Shows the use of save as zip a merged output (many files)

Sample 9 - Shows the use of how serialize and deserialize text, image and table styles

Sample 10 - Show a more complete example

Sample 11 - Show the use of add an enumerable (render as HTML)in a pdf document

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Sample 12 - Show the use of add an DataTable (render as HTML)in a pdf document

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Sample 13 - Shows the use of text and image replacement with styles from file

TextStyle

ImageStyle

Sample 14 - Shows how to work with fonts

Below is an image showing the original pdf file and the result after applying the replacements described above

Sample 15 - Shows how to create a new PdfInput instance from HTML code

Below is an image showing the result

Sample 16 - Shows how to add or modify the metadata information

Below is an image showing the result

Sample 17 - Shows how to add a password to pdf file

Below is an image showing the result

Sample 18 - Shows how to insert an image into a pdf file

Below is an image showing the result

Documentation

Changes

.NETCoreApp 3.1

.NETFramework 4.6.2

.NETStandard 2.0

.NETStandard 2.1

net6.0

NuGet packages

GitHub repositories