Available as CDN. Download at Mozilla.com (HTML-based) Get at MEGA: PDF.js Demo Build The demo page from the HTML-based CDN is available on GitHub. Installation To start using PDF.js, download this demo and include it in your HTML. Alternatively, download the latest build from (see the section “Getting Started” if you decide to include this code in your codebase). Download this file to your hard drive. Use the appropriate CDN server of: 1. Mozilla 2. NPM Then, include our CDN link in your HTML (the You will also need to include a local copy of the demo HTML page on your site if you want to show some examples. Upgrading PDF.JSA Upgrade PDF.js to the latest version, for the best experience. Read about upgrades. PDF.js APIA The library has a variety of tools for interacting with PDFs. Here are some of the most widely used functions. See Appendix I for a list of these functions and their key names. Getting Started (Web page)¶ This quick start web page shows how simple it is to get started with the PDF.js library. Here are a couple of examples of usage: Using the PDF.js Viewer with node.js. Printing a PDF. Creating a PDF file with an embedded image. PDF.js Sample Code Here is a short example code showing how you can open a new PDF document with a custom template and fill it in with your own content: var root; while (true) {var file = FS.open(root, “WB”) if (file) {// Read the contents of the PDF file. Var profile = document.createElement(PDF::HTML::TEXT); profile.classmate = “custom-view-doc-file”; profile.inner HTML = file.textContent;} else {profile = document.createElement(“div”); profile.inner HTML = file.textContent;} } PDF.
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