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\n```\n---\n\n## π Placeholders\n\nYou can use placeholders in your HTML for dynamic data (only these, but it is enough, the rest you can generate in HTML):\n\n- `${page}`: Current page.\n- `${pages}`: Total pages.\n- `${frompage}`: The starting page of the current section.\n- `${topage}`: The ending page of the current section.\n- `${webpage}`: The URL of the web page (if applicable).\n- `${section}`: The name of the current section.\n- `${subsection}`: The name of the current subsection.\n- `${date}`: The current date in a localized format.\n- `${isodate}`: The current date in ISO 8601 format.\n- `${time}`: The current time.\n- `${title}`: The document title.\n- `${doctitle}`: The title of the document as defined in metadata.\n- `${sitepage}`: Current site page number (specific context).\n- `${sitepages}`: Total number of site pages (specific context).\n\n### Example\n\n```html\n\n```\n\nThe `p3x-footer` and `p3x-header` should not have any styles other than `id` and `data-height`. \n\n---\n\n## π Advanced Features\n\n- **Debugging**: Use `debug: true` to enable detailed logs.\n- **Header/Footer Templates**: Create rich HTML templates for headers/footers.\n- **Dynamic Content**: Inject dynamic tables, invoices, or other content into the PDF.\n\n---\n\n## π Headers and Footers in `p3x-html-pdf`\n\nThis document provides a detailed explanation of how to work with headers and footers using `p3x-html-pdf`, including first-page-specific headers and indexed headers for subsequent pages. With this approach, you can create professional-grade PDFs with precise control over header and footer content.\n\n---\n\n### π Overview\n\nHeaders and footers in `p3x-html-pdf` are managed via HTML templates. You can:\n- Define **default headers and footers** for all pages.\n- Create **specific headers or footers** for certain pages using indexing (e.g., `p3x-header-1` for the first page).\n- Dynamically calculate content for headers and footers, such as page numbers, document titles, or custom logic.\n\n---\n\n### π How It Works\n\n`p3x-html-pdf` uses the `id` attribute and `data-height` to manage headers and footers. The key attributes and elements are:\n\n- **Header IDs**:\n - `p3x-header`: The default header for all pages.\n - `p3x-header-
`: A header for a specific page (e.g., `p3x-header-1` for the first page).\n - `p3x-header-last`: Last header for last page.\n- **Footer IDs**:\n - `p3x-footer`: The default footer for all pages.\n - `p3x-footer-`: A footer for a specific page.\n - `p3x-footer-last`: Last footer for last page.\n- **`data-height`**: Specifies the height of the header/footer (in millimeters). Ensure this matches the expected content size to prevent overlap.\n\n---\n\n### π Example: First Page Header and Default Header\n\nThe following example demonstrates a **custom header** for the first page and a **default header** for the rest of the document.\n\n#### HTML Template\n\n```html\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n```\n\n---\n\n### π οΈ Dynamic Header and Footer Logic\n\n- Use indexed headers or footers for specific pages.\n- Utilize placeholders like `${page}` and `${pages}` to dynamically display the current page and total pages.\n\n#### Example Configuration in JavaScript\n\n```javascript\nconst options = {\n settings: {\n save: true,\n template: {\n format: 'A4',\n marginLeft: 10,\n marginRight: 10,\n orientation: 'portrait',\n },\n html: `\n \n \n \n `,\n },\n title: 'Dynamic Headers and Footers Example',\n saveFile: path.resolve(__dirname, 'output.pdf'),\n};\n```\n\n---\n\n### π Calculating Headers and Footers per Page\n\nWhen designing headers and footers:\n1. **Estimate Content Size:**\n - Use `data-height` to reserve enough space for your header or footer content.\n - Example: A header with a logo and text may need `40mm`.\n\n2. **Adjust Margins:**\n - Ensure the margins accommodate both the header/footer and the main content.\n\n3. **Testing for Multi-Page Documents:**\n - For multi-page documents, validate the alignment of headers and footers across all pages.\n\n---\n\n#### π Headers and Footers with Indexed Customization\n\n`p3x-html-pdf` supports indexed headers and footers, allowing unique designs for specific pages. For example, `p3x-header-1` can define a header for the first page, while `p3x-header` applies to subsequent pages. Similarly, `p3x-footer-1` can be used for a custom first-page footer.\n\n##### Key Points:\n1. **Indexed IDs**: Use `p3x-header-1`, `p3x-footer-1`, etc., for specific pages. Default headers (`p3x-header`) and footers (`p3x-footer`) are used when no specific index is found and there is `p3x-header-last` or `p3x-footer-last`.\n2. **Consistent Heights**: All headers and footers must share the same `data-height` (e.g., `40mm` for headers, `10mm` for footers) to ensure proper alignment and accurate page calculations.\n3. **Dynamic Content**: Use placeholders like `${page}` and `${pages}` to display page-specific data dynamically.\n\nThis approach allows tailored styling for specific pages while maintaining consistent layouts throughout the document.\n \n--- \n \n### π Advanced Features\n\n- Combine **indexed headers/footers** for specific pages with a **default** fallback.\n- Use JavaScript in the `header-footer.html` template to dynamically adjust content.\n- Use indexed configurations to simulate \"first-page\" or \"last-page\" behavior.\n\n---\n\n### πΌοΈ Example Output\n\nYou can generate a PDF with the provided configuration to see how headers and footers are applied dynamically. For larger documents, this approach allows consistent styling with room for customization.\n\n\n## π Architecture\n\n`p3x-html-pdf` works seamlessly on Linux, Windows and ARM64.\n\n\n\n\n---\n\n## πΌοΈ Example Output\n\nCheck out an example output PDF: \n[Example PDF](https://cdn.corifeus.com/git/html-pdf/assets/p3x-html-pdf-output.pdf).\n \n \n \n---\n\n## π¬ Legacy Rendering with Webkit\n\nThis library uses `wkhtmltopdf`, which relies on an older version of Webkit. As such, it does not support modern CSS features like `flexbox`. Instead, older solutions such as `float` and `table`-based layouts must be used for alignment. While these approaches are not modern, they are efficient and compatible with the rendering engine.\n\nFor instance, the following layout works seamlessly:\n\n```html\n\n```\n\n\n\n## Steps to Clone and Run `test/test.js`\n\n1. **Clone the Repository**:\n ```bash\n git clone https://github.com/patrikx3/html-pdf.git\n cd html-pdf\n ```\n\n2. **Install Dependencies**:\n Using Yarn:\n ```bash\n yarn install\n ```\n\n Or, using NPM:\n ```bash\n npm install\n ```\n\n3. **Run the Test Script**:\n ```bash\n node ./test/test.js\n ```\n---\n\n## Puppeteer vs. p3x-html-pdf: Resource Usage and Features Comparison\n\nWhen deciding between **Puppeteer** and **p3x-html-pdf**, it's essential to understand their differences in resource usage and capabilities.\n\n### Technology Difference\n\n- **p3x-html-pdf** is built on **wkhtmltopdf**, which uses the WebKit rendering engine. It's lightweight and optimized for HTML-to-PDF tasks.\n- **Puppeteer** launches a full **Chrome/Chromium** instance, consuming more CPU and memory, even in headless mode.\n\n### Resource Usage Comparison\n\n| Feature | p3x-html-pdf (wkhtmltopdf) | Puppeteer (Chrome/Chromium) |\n|------------------------|---------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|\n| **Memory Usage** | Low | High |\n| **CPU Usage** | Low | High |\n| **Startup Time** | Fast | Slower due to browser launch |\n| **Dynamic Content** | Limited support for JavaScript | Full support for JavaScript |\n| **Rendering Accuracy** | Basic CSS and HTML support | Pixel-perfect rendering with modern web standards |\n| **Flexibility** | Headers, footers, scripts (older JS versions) | Highly customizable (headers, footers, scripts) |\n| **Scalability** | Suitable for lightweight tasks and servers | Better for advanced use cases and large-scale rendering |\n| **File Size** | Smaller binary for wkhtmltopdf dependency | Puppeteer requires downloading Chromium (~100MB) |\n\n### Trade-offs\n\n#### p3x-html-pdf (wkhtmltopdf)\n- **Pros:**\n - Lightweight and uses fewer resources.\n - Faster startup time.\n - Ideal for static HTML content with minimal JavaScript or CSS.\n\n- **Cons:**\n - Limited support for modern web standards and advanced JavaScript.\n - Basic rendering capabilities.\n\n#### Puppeteer\n- **Pros:**\n - Full support for dynamic content, advanced JavaScript, and modern web standards.\n - Highly customizable headers, footers, and PDF options.\n - Pixel-perfect rendering accuracy.\n\n- **Cons:**\n - Consumes more CPU and memory.\n - Slower startup time due to launching a full Chrome/Chromium instance.\n\n### When to Use Each\n\n#### Use p3x-html-pdf (wkhtmltopdf):\n- When your content is **static** or doesnβt rely on modern web technologies.\n- When resource efficiency is a priority (e.g., on resource-constrained servers).\n\n#### Use Puppeteer:\n- When your content is **dynamic** or relies heavily on JavaScript and CSS.\n- When rendering accuracy, modern web technology support, or customization is critical.\n\n### Conclusion\n\n- **p3x-html-pdf** (wkhtmltopdf) is a better fit for lightweight tasks with simple requirements.\n- **Puppeteer** excels in advanced and dynamic use cases but comes with higher resource costs.\n\n---\n\n**Happy PDF Generating!** π\n\n[//]: #@corifeus-footer\n\n---\n\n# π Meet Assistant SaaS β meeting.corifeus.com\n\nDon't want to install anything? 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