Thank you, @bjrmatos!

It turns out passing a promise was an unintentional mistake, though fortunately, it didn’t cause any issues. :)

In our setup, we prefetch images in the beforeRender script, convert them into base64 data URIs, and pass these images to the data. Recently, we introduced an asynchronous image resizer into this process but didn’t handle its output correctly.

Since you mentioned that using a promise with a URL as the "src" is expected behavior, I think we can keep our current implementation as is.

I do have one additional question: when adding promise-based properties to the template’s "data", are there any limitations on what can be passed? Specifically, does the data need to be JSON-serializable, or can it include any JavaScript variable?

Hello,

According to the documentation, the "src" property of the docxImage must be "the base64 dataURI string representation of the image to load or an url from which to fetch the image".

However, it turns out, that it can also be a promise fulfilled with the base64 data URI string. I suppose this is due to using the waitForAsyncHelper inside the docxImage.

Would it be reasonable to rely on this feature of the 'src' property, or is it better to strictly follow the documentation and provide a string value?

That's a shame ((
Thanks, @jan_blaha for a reply.

Hello @Happy-Patel ,

What if you merge the template instead of appending it?

Hi all,

I generate an xlsx-file using html-to-xlsx recipe. Some cells in the file should have indentation but I don't know how to do that.

Here's an example: https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/gDy_MBMR

<style>
    .indent {
        padding-left: 16px;
    }

    .red-text {
        color: red;
    }
</style>
<table>
    <tr>
        <td>Cell without indentation</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
        <td class="indent red-text">Cell with indentation</td>
    </tr>
</table>

Could someone tell me if it's possible to add cell indentation and how to do it? Thank you.