I see in your faq that there are multiple ways to install the license key, but there's no reference on how to do so when running from a docker image....

That worked! and the electron recipe is working fantastically now!

cancel that, I'm just going to install it on a windows server.

I think I may just want to do the docker install that has everything stored inside itself. What's the latest url for the full docker image( or jsreport/????)?

I tried to follow the instructions listed on the dockerhub page, but get this error:
Error Response from daemon: manifest for jsreport/jsreport:1.70-full not found
after running sudo docker pull jsreport/jsreport:1.70-full as directed.

Trying to install the electron-Pdf recipie.
I'm using Ubuntu as the OS for the server.
I've installed jsreport with this command:

sudo npm install -g jsreport-cli

Then I install electron-pdf with the same type of command:

sudo npm install -g electron-pdf

but when I go into jsreport studio, it isn't available. Should I be installing electron-pdf inside the install folder for jsreport?

Went through the tutorial, but it doesn't cover what's not supported as far as CSS, and doesn't link I to resources needed to learn the default engines or recipies. Flex box is working perfectly with the appropriate resets. Only when I try to use the helper.

I'm going to put this in the playground for more help.

PlayGround Link

It runs, but is consequently blank all around....

Sorry I found the solution Here

Hi,

I have a report that should generate multiple regular numbers of a report per page. Think of it like either Business card printing, name badge printing, or receipt printing etc.

I don't mind using handlebars to process this, and there's supposedly a solution detailed here, but I'm not sure how jsreport handles user created helpers.

This link is an article on how to make a "Grouped" Each Helper:
grouped_each Helper

For Example, I have a business card sheet that I'm printing name badges onto. There are 8 cards per sheet, and each row of cards, 2 per row, is the front/back of a single name badge. This means there should be only 4 badges per sheet.

I'm using Flexbox in my CSS to shift the front and back sides onto a single row. The biggest issue I've come across is maintaining the spacing across pages. I want to eventually have it look something like this.

<div class='container'>
    {{grouped_each 4 Badges}}
        <div class='cardContainer'>
            <div class='card'>
               <div class='leftCard'>
                  <!-- left Card Content -->
              </div>
              <div class='rightCard'>
                 <!-- right Card Content -->
               </div>
         </div>
       </div>
    {{/grouped_each}}
</div>

That works perfectly!

Thank you!