Topics created by benben-user

yes, i get that the template gets too verbose, but we always choose to throw error on invalid usage. this way you have the reason why something does not produce the expected output while developing the template.

your use case is exactly why scripts exists, if there is some transformation or normalization you need to do to your data, beforeRender script is the place, and as far i can see your use case is well covered by just using the script.

allowing to wrap the docxHtml will be a complex task, and not sure yet if possible, because we need to know the paragraph containing the docxHtml call, and without the convention of checking for an exact name like docxHtml we will need to take more complex approaches.

I am afraid that is the downside of the monorepo...
I guess the easiest is to just replace the affected files "manually". This means with a Dockerfile step or with some script.

In your app launching file server.js, add the following

const jsreport = require('jsreport')() jsreport.on('before-express-configure', () => { jsreport.express.app.use('/api/report', (req, res, next) => { console.log('do what you want with req') next() }) })

The documentation mentiones two approaches on how to render ToC with page numbers. Both approaches have linked playground demo
https://jsreport.net/learn/pdf-utils#toc-table-of-contents

You can also look at the stock showcase demo. That has the same requirements like you.
https://playground.jsreport.net/w/admin/S3xqZ0Zc

If you get to a specific problem, don't hesitate to ask for help.

I don't know how to replicate that, please elaborate more.

hi @benben-user

your example does not work because right now receiving the value directly as xml="<xml here>" is not supported (i see it is described in the docs with an inline example but there is a lack of support for it). a workaround is to instead pass the xml from a value from your data like xml=xmlRaw. check this working example

in the example i use the html-to-xlsx recipe just to quickly generate an xlsx file, but of course this should work with the xlsx recipe too, all that is needed is a recipe that produces xlsx

hi! do you mean that you need that after jsreport generate the docx, you need that the file contains the {{Cmpy_es_:signer1:company}} text? so basically you need that jsreport ignores such tags, right?

you need to declare helper like this:

function raw (options) { return options.fn() }

and use it like this example: https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/4QTaoV~V

NOTE: it is a bit explicit and long but it is how handlebars works