Thank you. I am now able to select the Electron PDF recipe! When I did a simple hello world test with it, it just hangs and times out. Any other configuration may be missing? Not yet deploying this to Fargate. Currently just testing directly in Docker image.
FYI- I have done some light testing switching to Chrome and looks promising, but some layout issues I see. A large number of reports, so for short-term trying to minimize effort if possible.
I am currently using JSReport Online which seems to use Version 3.13 of JSReport. I have a lot of reports using Electron that will take quite a while to migrate. I have a customer where I can't use JSReport Online anymore so trying to deploy to Fargate. I have 3.13 running but missing the Electron PDF recipe. I have tried installing multiple ways but keep getting...
-- error (1) --
-> stack
Error: Error when loading extension electron-pdf@3.2.0
Error: Extension "electron-pdf" is not compatible with "core" extension. Missing ".requires" information in "electron-pdf" definition
at validateMinimalVersion (/app/node_modules/@jsreport/jsreport-core/lib/main/extensions/validateMinimalVersion.js:24:11)
Any thoughts or instructions how to install this extension?
Worked perfectly. Thanks for the help!
Will try. Thanks for quick response!
Sorry, I may not have explained it properly and I may not be following completely. It seems like if do render, it will be traversing the for loops, etc. I am just wanting the template back as if the assets are filled in, but it still has the templating tags like {{for children}}. Basically, I imagine there is some internal processing on your end that is resolving all assets and then end result is a template that you would send to a print engine. Wanted to see if there is a way to capture that resolved template.
That's creative. I will try that. Thanks!
I am using assets to modularize, for example...
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
{#asset /partials/google-font-links.jsr}
<style>
{#asset /partials/styles/base.css}
{#asset /partials/styles/base-fonts-compact.css}
</style>
</head>
<body>
{#asset /partials/header.jsr}
<div class="columns5">
{{for children}}
{{if !suppressPrint}}
{#asset /partials/break-before.jsr}
<div class="list" {#asset /partials/break-avoid.jsr}>
{#asset /partials/level1-title-compact.jsr}
{{for children ~myIndex=#getIndex() ~listname=name}}
{{if !suppressPrint}}
{#asset /partials/break-before.jsr}
<div class="section" {#asset /partials/break-avoid.jsr}>
{#asset /partials/level2-title-compact.jsr}
{{for children}}
{{if !suppressPrint && type === "item"}}
{#asset /partials/break-before.jsr}
<div class="item" {#asset /partials/break-avoid.jsr}>
{#asset /partials/item-compact.jsr}
{{if comments && !suppressPrintComments}}
{#asset /partials/comments.jsr}
{{/if}}
</div>
{#asset /partials/break-after.jsr}
{{/if}}
{{/for}}
</div>
{#asset /partials/break-after.jsr}
{{/if}}
{{/for}}
</div>
{#asset /partials/break-after.jsr}
{{/if}}
{{/for}}
</div>
</body>
</html>
Is it possible to use the REST API to get the template back where all the assets are resolved so I get the templates right before it would be sent to the print engine?