Topics created by Flarex33

jsreport is lazy loading things therefore the first request can be slower.
This is required to speed up jsreport boot time and minimize the memory footprint. We don't know what recipes and extensions you gonna use so why load everything during start... I believe it is common best practice.

If you need jsreport to get full speed immediately, just make a "warm up" request as a part of your deployment.

hi! your value is not changing because of some dependency or some setting being applied, your value changes from 300.00 to 300 because that is how JSON works, it omits the .00 for values that don't have meaningful decimal points when it is being parsed into a javascript object.

If you want to ensure a format or specific decimal points for your numbers you can use any of these options:

Number.toFixed(2) Intl.NumberFormat any javascript library that helps you format numbers in specific format

here is updated playground example that uses Number.toFixed(2)

This is a tricky problem we didn't have a solution for so far. However, your idea to use the calculated height of the body could be a solution.

Here I render the template twice. After the first, I get the number of pages and render again and use the information to style the body height. Then it is just about flex.
https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/r8xAhhwq

Please let me know if this helps.

PS: Side question - How do I prevent specific body elements from breaking when the page breaks?

There is a standard CSS property for this
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_print_pagebi.php