This documentation will guide you through using `@push.rocks/smartpdf` to create PDFs in various ways, such as from HTML strings or full web pages, and provides examples on how to merge multiple PDFs into one. Remember, all examples provided here use ESM syntax and TypeScript.
### Getting Started
First, ensure you have the package installed and you can import it into your TypeScript project:
```typescript
import { SmartPdf, IPdf } from '@push.rocks/smartpdf';
```
### Creating a PDF from an HTML String
To create a PDF from a simple HTML string, you’ll need to instantiate `SmartPdf` and call `getA4PdfResultForHtmlString`.
console.log(pdf.buffer); // This is your PDF buffer
await smartPdf.stop();
}
createPdfFromHtml();
```
### Generating a PDF from a Website
You may want to capture a full webpage as a PDF. `SmartPdf` provides two methods to accomplish this. One captures the viewable area as an A4 pdf, and the other captures the entire webpage.
console.log(extractedText); // Extracted text from the PDF
}
readAndExtractFromPdf();
```
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of generating PDFs using `@push.rocks/smartpdf`. Remember to start and stop your `SmartPdf` instance to properly initialize and clean up resources, especially when working with server-side rendering or capturing web pages.
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