This bundle is a fork of psliwa/PdfBundle; this branch (symfony4
) aims at updating all the dependencies of this bundle to make it work with Symfony 4 and Symfony Flex. To check on what has been done, look at the relative milestone.
This bundle integrates Symfony (3.4/4.x) with PHPPdf library. Thanks to this bundle you can easily generate PDF or image (png, jpg) files.
Documentation of PHPPdf you can find on github (README file).
- Use composer
composer require psliwa/pdf-bundle
- Register bundle in AppKernel:
//app/AppKernel.php
public function registerBundles()
{
return [
// ..
new Ps\PdfBundle\PsPdfBundle(),
// ..
];
}
All options are optional.
# app/config/config.yml
ps_pdf:
nodes_file: ~
fonts_file: ~
complex_attributes_file: ~
colors_file: ~
use_cache_in_stylesheet: ~
cache:
type: ~
options: ~
markdown_stylesheet_filepath: ~
markdown_document_template_filepath: ~
document_parser_type: ~
- nodes_file - path to file with nodes/tags definitions, internal nodes.xml file from PHPPdf library is used by default
- fonts_file - path to file with fonts definitions, internal fonts.xml file from PHPPdf library is used by default
- complex_attributes_file - path to file with complex attributes definitions, internal complex-attributes.xml file from PHPPdf library is used by default
- colors_file - path to file with default palette of colors, internal colors.xml file from PHPPdf library is used by default
- cache.type - type of cache, supported are all backend cache from Zend_Cache component (for instance File, Apc, Memcached, Sqlite etc.). File engine is used by default.
- cache.options - specyfic options for cache engine (for instance "cache_dir" for File engine). cache_dir by default is as same as kernel.cache_dir.
- use_cache_in_stylesheet - stylesheet maching rules will be cache, if this option is set. In complex stylesheet cache significantly improves performance. Default is true, but in dev environment cache should be off.
- markdown_stylesheet_filepath - filepath of stylesheet for markdown parser
- markdown_document_template_filepath - xml document template form output of markdown parser
- document_parser_type - default parser type: xml or markdown
If you want to display image, you must provide absolute path to image file via "src" attribute of image tag. Asset Twig function dosn't work, because it converts image path to relative path according to web directory. To make using of images easier, bundle provides Twig function, that converts image logical name to real, absolute path.
Example:
<pdf>
<dynamic-page>
<!-- pdf_image('BundleName:image-name.extension') -->
<img src="{{ pdf_image('SymfonyWebConfiguratorBundle:blue-arrow.png') }}" />
</dynamic-page>
</pdf>
If you want to use custom fonts, you should create your own fonts.xml config file (default fonts filepath is PHPPdf\Resources\config\fonts.xml). To make easier defining fonts paths, bundle based paths are supported. Example:
<!-- some fonts.xml file -->
<italic src="%SomeBundle:file.ttf%" />
"%SomeBundle:file.ttf%" will be replaced by "path/to/SomeBundle/Resources/file.ttf"
// In controller
//...
use Ps\PdfBundle\Annotation\Pdf;
//...
/**
* @Pdf()
*/
public function helloAction($name)
{
$format = $this->get('request')->get('_format');
return $this->render(sprintf('SomeBundle:SomeController:helloAction.%s.twig', $format), array(
'name' => $name,
));
}
// in helloAction.html.twig
Hello {{ name }}!
// in helloAction.pdf.twig
<pdf>
<dynamic-page>
Hello {{ name }}!
</dynamic-page>
</pdf>
Bundle automatically detects pdf format (via _format) request and create pdf document from response.
Pdf annotation has four optional properties:
- headers - associative array of specyfic headers
- stylesheet - pdf stylesheet template file in standard Symfony2 notation ("Bundle:Controller:file.format.engine")
- documentParserType - type of parser: xml or markdown
- enableCache - pdf output should by cached? True or false, default: false. Hash (md5) from template and stylesheet content is a cache key, only PHPPdf invocation is cached, controller is always called.