In this playground https://playground.jsreport.net/w/klavspc/J2GK~ywk
I have two templates which, to the best of my knowledge, should do the same
What am I missing?
Thank you very much for your quick reply. I believe that the reason why I didn't think of this is because elsewhere it's sufficient to use the name of the asset
<head>
<style>
{{asset "pdf-styles.css" "utf8"}}
</style>
</head>I've tried to follow Registering helpers from assets, but obviously I'm missing something. This is my studio:
myHelpers.js looks like this:
Thank you very much. I'll look into a custom extension. It'd be great to ensure that the properties I need are set
Will an extension be able to serve a reply to eg http://localhost:5488/my-extension/templates (such that I don't need to wrap jsreport in my own webapp)
[
{
"title": "Personoplysninger",
"mimetype": "application/pdf",
"uipath": "aika/web/person",
"accept": "person",
"id": "LmNeYrxmvHFE8HQD",
"template": "personinfo"
},
{
"title": "Xmas Card",
"mimetype": "message/rfc822",
"uipath": "aika/web/person",
"accept": "person",
"id": "Y6rQ0wf5BYAWw6tT",
"template": "xmasmail"
}
]
Thank you
Thank you very much. I'll inspect my machine. If it persists I'll make a minimal example
Currently I'm storing some custom metadata in the template like this:
{{!-- metadata{
"title": "Xmas Card",
"uipath": "aika/web/person",
"accept": "person",
"mimetype": "message/rfc822"
}--}}
From: kontakt@septima.dk
To: {{email}}
Subject: Merry Xmas
You and your family ...
This means I can expose a service to inform clients (system to system) which templates exist, what data they accept and return, and finally give them a user friendly title to display to the end user:
[
{
"title": "Personoplysninger",
"mimetype": "application/pdf",
"uipath": "aika/web/person",
"accept": "person",
"id": "LmNeYrxmvHFE8HQD",
"template": "personinfo"
},
{
"title": "Xmas Card",
"mimetype": "message/rfc822",
"uipath": "aika/web/person",
"accept": "person",
"id": "Y6rQ0wf5BYAWw6tT",
"template": "xmasmail"
}
]
Is there a better way of doing this? I've had a look at the localization extension which seems the closest to what I need.
Is that the way to go, should I continue what I'm doing, or have I missed something?
Thank you
I'm testing a solution similar to the description in Attach to existing express app:
const server = webApp.listen(3000);
const jsreport = jsReport({
extensions: {
express: { app: webApp, server: server},
},
appPath: "/",
"mountOnAppPath": true
});
jsreport responds to both ports 3000 and 5488 even though I removed "httpPort": 5488 from jsreport.config.json. I'd like to have full control of my setup and close that vector. What should I do differently?
This is what I want and expect:
This is what I don't need:
Thank you