Topics created by Jitendra Shah

You can set headers in the express middleware the same way as express documents. Using res.setHeader

Or you can add afterRender listener to jsreport

jsreport.init().then(() => { jsreport.afterRenderListeners.add('mylistener', (req,res) => { console.log('here') res.meta.headers['MY-HEADER'] = 'xxx' }) // running })

Or you can implement global jsreport script that will do it for every report.

We stopped support for this feature a long time ago. There was no interest in it from the users.
Everyone integrates jsreport using its own implementation and needs.

Everything Chrome can print in HTML can typically print also in PDF. Please share a minimal playground demo if you have some problems.

Here is a simple example just copied from the apache echarts docs you shared and with disabled animations.
https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/GYulaLJ0

See it fixed here
https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/LWMJFd9O

You need to use the pdfDest helper to create cross-template clickable links.
https://jsreport.net/learn/pdf-utils#pdfdest

You need to clone the template and use a different template for specific clients.
Or adapt the template using a templating engine or script so it is dynamic based on the specific client.

The requests from the studio have in the payload options.preview=true

i've sent a reply with one issue in the process, let me know when that is verified.

Thanks! We will check this and update you.

Thanks for the suggestion!
It was due to some remote resources it could not access from its environment.

How do we use the MongoDB connection string in server.js?

See the documentation
https://github.com/jsreport/jsreport/tree/master/packages/jsreport-mongodb-store
The mongodb connection string is passed like this

require('jsreport')({ "store": { "provider": "mongodb" }, "extensions": { "mongodb-store": { "uri": "mongodb://db1.example.net,db2.example.net:2500/?replicaSet=test" } } })

If we add certain configurations directly in server.js then do we need to remove the respective configurations from jsreport.config.json?

See the documentation
https://jsreport.net/learn/configuration#configuration-sources

The options passed in the server.js has the highest priority

Is it possible to have multiple environment-specific jsreport.config.json?

jsreport only reads one configuration file, but you can have multiple of these files if you want and to use a specific one depending on your environment you can start jsreport with the --configFile=<path-to-your-file> cli argument or an env var configFile with the path

You need to add the Authorization header using the Basic schema.

https://jsreport.net/learn/authentication#api

Hi Jan,

I have mailed you the workspace and log files for the same workspace with MongoDB and CosmosDB each as storage. Please help us with the slowness issue.

We had a few queries:

Does the Cluster's region affect the performance?

As the template and file count increase in the storage, will there be slowness in rendering reports?

Do you use a shared atlas instance or a dedicated replica set? What if you try a local Mongo instance, the performance is ok? How many entities do you have? You can look into atlas profiler what query is slow.

Please check on that here
https://jsreport.net/learn/chrome-pdf#troubleshooting

You can't merge the TOC as pdf utils operation, because it would run before the script. It is not aware of the landscape template you add in the script. So you need to merge the TOC in the script as well after you've appended the landscape template.

Here is the updated playground
https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/p7otW5KZ

Could you also suggest how to render the table of contents in this case?