Topics created by Reshma Jacob

There is no other way to speed it up.
If you split one template into 3. jsreport needs to do the whole pipeline 3x. Chrome also needs to parse scripts, build DOM and print pdf 3 times so of course it will be slower than if you do all of this just once.

Yes, the jsreport app includes the server.js file in the app root which you need to modify if you want to add a custom error handler.

Try to install jsreport as plain nodejs app locally and test the changes in the server.js
https://jsreport.net/on-prem

Then you will need to create your own custom image with jsreport app which you then deploy to the AWS.
You can find some hints in jsreport docs
https://jsreport.net/learn/docker
However, building custom docker images is a common task and you should find plenty of resources online for it.

Hope this demo will help you for the bold font,
https://playground.jsreport.net/w/happypatel20/OPDicKap

@Reshma-Jacob hmm I think any image that is small will look bad when you force it to be to a greater dimension. at least that is the case when talking about resizing an image. so that should not be your option.

maybe you can try to experiment with css object-fit values, or object-position, it will need different values depending on each logo.

https://playground.jsreport.net/w/anon/a8fZIWuQ

Complexity is meant as it's common in software coding.
If you have a big function in code, you typically decompose it into several smaller functions.
The same applies to jsreport templates. If you have a lot of code in the template, you can decompose the template into several smaller components.

The components example is in the docs
https://playground.jsreport.net/w/admin/mcb0pE1a

Can you please show me one example?.where I have to use/app/data.Sorry sir i didn't get your point?

You would basically use git as with any other application you develop. Your developers will implement templates locally and push to the git repository the app/data folder.

Right now we are using mongo db as store for jsreport.but it is little expensive so I want to switch to file system (ie, fs store).Also by performance wise which one is better fs store or mongo db store?. please help

There is no single rule which one is better. With thousands of entities and in multi-server environments, its typically better to use full db like mongodb.

Thanks for the response.So you are saying that we need to create template,asset( image,css), script seperately for report using odata.But i have more queries
1.How all these files will get stored under a single folder?
2.is it possible to rename the names of template, assets, script files using odata API?
3.Is it possible to copy and paste the folder containing template, assets, script to another folder using odata API?