hi! hmmm maybe i'm just missing something but i can not see the expected result that you want.. can you maybe highlight the difference between the pdf and the image? (even better if you edit the image and highlight the zone that is different)

hi! have you tried setting the env vars in Azure?

Additionally size of report is 10MB with jsreport and with mpdf(php) same pdf have 250kb size. Is there any way to reduce the file size so it will take shorter time to download.

hard to know, maybe you can share both pdf files, the one generated with jsreport and the one generated with mpdf, so we can have something to compare and review what can be the big difference. maybe the pdf size can be improved once this feature is done but anyway we need some tests cases.

hi! we don't support pdf digital sign right now, however it seems that you can easily sign a pdf generated by jsreport, maybe you can use something like this package to do that in your server code

with only that information it is not possible for me to tell what can be wrong, please share the following details

• node, npm version
• jsreport version
• the command that you use to start jsreport
• jsreport startup logs
• jsreport logs when you hit this error
• the result of the command npm ls nodemailer
• the path that you are using as directory of your project (i guess it is /app, according to your logs)
• the jsreport.config.json file content that you are using
• the package.json content that you are using in your project

hi! sorry for the long wait, i was able to replicate and fix the issue using your repository, can you try re-install again npm i jsreport/jsreport-scheduling and try?

i guess that you have different error message than the Unable to find module nodemailer, right?

the code looks good, however res.content should be a Buffer already, so using something like content: new Buffer(res.content) would give you an error, you should try with just: content: res.content

hi! this is possible if you send the params in the data property

{
	"template": {
		"recipe":"phantom-pdf",
		"engine":"handlebars",
		"contentType": "application/json",
		"shortid":"j~CwowY"
	},    
	"options": { "reportName": "myreportparams" },
	"scripts":[ { "shortid":"jAGaUdm" } ],
	"reports": { "save": true },
	"data": {
           "params": [{ "chave":"RQ96HSnCByXeddf", "titulo":"RD37" }]
         }
 }

then in your script just do:

var getRequest = require('request').get

function beforeRender(req, res, done){

	var chave = req.data.params[0].chave
	var titulo = req.data.params[0].titulo

getRequest('https://xxxxxxxxxxxx/apiRDlead/RDlead.php?chave=' + chave + '&titulo=' + titulo, 
	 
	function (err, resp, body) {
		if (err) {
			return done(err)
		}
		req.data = JSON.parse(body)
		done()
	})    
}

you need to update the config with

{
   "extensions": {
     "scripts": {
       "allowedModules": ["request", "nodemailer"]
     }
   }
}

hi! you need to enable the module in the configuration in order to use it, it is mentioned here , if you have done this already, please share the configuration that you are using.

hi!

jut change your image urls to use http.

instead of

https://imagesvc.timeincapp.com/v3/mm/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftimedotcom.files.wordpress.com%2F2015%2F07%2Fearth-blue-marble-dscvr.jpg&w=800&c=sc&poi=face&q=85

use

http://imagesvc.timeincapp.com/v3/mm/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftimedotcom.files.wordpress.com%2F2015%2F07%2Fearth-blue-marble-dscvr.jpg&w=800&c=sc&poi=face&q=85

it seems like phantom block the https requests because the html page is loaded using http internally