Add PDF processing, manipulation, and conversion features to your front-end applications.
Aspose.PDF for JavaScript via C++ allows you to work with PDF documents, pages, text, images, attachments, fonts, security, and signatures.
- Extract text from PDF pages or search for a particular text segment using regular expressions.
- Add or extract images to & from PDF documents.
- Concatenate or split PDF files.
- Linearization of PDF documents for web optimization.
- Convert PDF documents to Office, web, and image formats with the highest visual fidelity.
- Manipulate PDF files to manage bookmarks, hyperlinks, watermarks, attachments & annotations.
- Encrypt or decrypt PDF documents and set document privileges or modify passwords.
- Digitally sign PDF documents or remove signatures. Also, verify if the PDF is signed and the signature is valid.
Fixed Layout: PDF, PDF/A, PDF/UA
- Microsoft Office: DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, PPTX
- Images: JPEG, PNG, BMP, TIFF, EMF
- Others: EPUB, DICOM, SVG, SVG(ZIP), GRAYSCALE PDF, PDF/A, TEX, TXT
Aspose.PDF for JavaScript via C++ is a WebAssembly-based library that can be used to create applications in any browser that supports this technology. The library was written in C++ and does not require additional runtime environments.
Are you ready to give Aspose.PDF for JavaScript via C++ a try?
- Execute
npm install git+https://github.com/aspose-pdf/Aspose.PDF-for-JavaScript-via-CPP
in Terminal in Visual Studio Code or in another console. - You can also add one line in
dependency
section ofpackage.json
manually
"dependencies": {
"some-package": "link",
"aspose-pdf-js": "github:aspose-pdf/Aspose.PDF-for-JavaScript-via-CPP",
"another-package": "link"
}
- Rename
setting.json.default
intosettings.json
- Add desired values into
settings.json
- Put
arial.ttf
andtimes.ttf
intofonts
folder
You need to use encrypt_lic.html
to get an encrypted license file for running in full-featured mode.
// Add this function as handler for file-upload element
var ffileExtract = function (e) {
const file_reader = new FileReader();
file_reader.onload = (event) => {
/*Extract text from a PDF-file*/
const json = AsposePdfExtractText(event.target.result, e.target.files[0].name);
if (json.errorCode == 0) document.getElementById('output').textContent = json.extractText;
else document.getElementById('output').textContent = json.errorText;
};
file_reader.readAsArrayBuffer(e.target.files[0]);
};
One of the most popular features of Aspose.PDF for JavaScript via C++ is to convert PDF documents to other formats without needing to understand the underlying structure of the resultant format.
Give the following snippet a try with your samples:
// Add this function as handler for file-upload element
var ffileToDocX = function (e) {
const file_reader = new FileReader();
file_reader.onload = (event) => {
/*convert a PDF-file to DocX and save the "ResultPDFtoDocX.docx"*/
const json = AsposePdfToDocX(event.target.result, e.target.files[0].name, "ResultPDFtoDocX.docx");
if (json.errorCode == 0) document.getElementById('output').textContent = json.fileNameResult;
else document.getElementById('output').textContent = json.errorText;
/*make a link to download the result file*/
DownloadFile(json.fileNameResult,
"application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document");
}
file_reader.readAsArrayBuffer(e.target.files[0]);
}
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