You have jsreport custom scripts where you can do everything you want.
There is normal nodejs that should be able to do react server side rendering.
You can, for example, load an asset with react component and render it in the script.
You can also send to jsreport just html and do the html rendering in your system.
Or even send just an url to the hosted page.
It is fully up to you and your imagination. :) jsreport shouldn't be the limitation.
It looks like some kind of bug in the chromium version used in the jsreport docker image 2.5.0
We will see how it works when we update chromium in the 2.6.0.
Thank you for you information. But do not help. I find good example that Playground and test. But not work. Because my data table the number of columns on rows is unequal and uneven.
Hi thanks for your reply, actually I can't try the examples you give to me. I'm trying to merge the PDFs in a node web service, where the jsreport is runing on another service and the client is called like this:
Currently, there is no check for global installation.
However, you can just copy server.js, jsreport.config and package.json to the local directory and use commands jsreport start or jsreport render
I tried removing the css styling and that did knock the render time down to ~5 minutes. Then I tried removing the <table class="administrationTable"> table and replacing everything in there to use divs instead, however that only knocked the time down 30 more seconds. I do need the css styling however. So I suppose my best option is probably to look into the parallel rendering at this point?
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