NAME

Mojo::PDF - Generate PDFs with the goodness of Mojo!

SYNOPSIS

    # Just render text. Be sure to call ->end to save your document
    Mojo::PDF->new('mypdf.pdf')->text('Viva la Mojo!', 306, 396)->end;

    # Let's get fancy pants:
    Mojo::PDF->new('myawesome.pdf')

        ->mixin('_template.pdf')   # add a pre-made PDF page from a template

        # Render text with standard fonts
        ->font('Times-Bold')->size(24)->color(0, 0, .7)
            ->text('Mojo loves PDFs', 612/2, 500, 'center')

        # Render text with custom TTF fonts
        ->add_fonts(
            galaxie    => 'fonts/GalaxiePolaris-Book.ttf',
            galaxie_it => 'fonts/GalaxiePolaris-BookItalic.ttf',
        )
        ->font('galaxie')->size(24)->color('#353C8C')
            ->text('Weeee', 20.4, 75 )
            ->text('eeee continuing same line!')
            ->text('Started a new line!', 20.4 )

        # Render a table
        ->font('galaxie_it')->size(8)->color
        ->table(
            at        => [20.4, 268],
            data      => [
                [ qw{Product  Description Qty  Price  U/M} ],
                @data,
            ],
        )

        ->end;

DESCRIPTION

Mojotastic, no-nonsense PDF generation.

WARNING

METHODS

Unless otherwise indicated, all methods return their invocant.

new

    my $pdf = Mojo::PDF->new('myawesome.pdf');

Creates a new Mojo::PDF object. Takes one mandatory argument: the filename of the PDF you want to generate.

end

    $p->end;

Finish rendering your PDF and save it.

add_fonts

    $pdf->add_fonts(
        galaxie    => 'fonts/GalaxiePolaris-Book.ttf',
        galaxie_it => 'fonts/GalaxiePolaris-BookItalic.ttf',
    );

Adds TTF fonts to the document. Key/value pairs specify the arbitrary name of the font (for you to use with "font") and the path to the TTF file.

You cannot use any of the names of the "DEFAULT FONTS" for your custom fonts.

color

    $pdf->color(.5, .5, .3);
    $pdf->color('#abcdef');
    $pdf->color('#abc');   # same as #aabbcc
    $pdf->color;           # same as #000

Specifies active color. Takes either an RGB tuple or a hex colour. Defaults to black.

font

    $pdf->font('Times-Bold');

    $pdf->font('galaxie');

Sets active font family. Takes the name of either one of the "DEFAULT FONTS" or one of the custom fonts included with "add_fonts". Note that "DEFAULT FONTS" do not support Unicode.

mixin

    $pdf->mixin('template.pdf');

    $pdf->mixin('template.pdf', 3);

Adds a page from an existing PDF to your currently active page, so you can use it as a template and render additional things on it. Takes one mandatory argument, the filename of the PDF to include. An optional second argument specifies the page number to include (starting from 1), which defaults to the first page.

page

    $pdf->page;

Add a new blank page to your document and sets it as the currently active page.

rule

    ->rule(
        bold  => { re => qr/\*\*(.?)\*\*/, font => 'galaxie_bold' },
        shiny => {
            re    => qr/!!(.?)!!/,
            font  => 'galaxie_bold',
            color => '#FBBC05',
            size  => 30,
        },
    )
    ->text('Normal **bold text** lalalala !!LOOK SHINY!!')
    ->rule( shiny => undef )
    ->text('!!no longer shiny!!')

Sets rules for bits of text when rendering with "text" or "table". Available overrides are "font", "color", and "size". To disable a rule, set its value to undef.

size

    $pdf->size(24);

    $pdf->size; # set to 12

Specifies active font size in points. Defaults to 12 points.

table

    $pdf->table(
        at        => [20.4, 268],
        data      => [
            [ qw{Product  Description Qty  Price  U/M} ],
            @$data,
        ],

        #Optional:
        border         => [.5, '#CFE3EF'],
        header         => 'galaxie_bold',
        max_height     => [ 744, sub {
            my ( $data, $conf, $pdf ) = @_;
            $conf->{at}[1] = 50;
            $pdf->page;
            $data;
        },
        min_width      => 571.2,
        padding        => [3, 6],
        row_height     => 24,
        str_width_mult => 1.1,
    );

Render a table on the current page. Takes these arguments:

at

    at => [20.4, 268],

An arrayref with X and Y point values of the table's top, left corner.

data

    data => [
        [ qw{Product  Description Qty  Price  U/M} ],
        @$data,
    ],

An arrayref of rows, each of which is an arrayref of strings representing table cell values. Setting "header" will render first row as a table header. Cells that are undef/empty string will not be rendered. Text in cells is rendered using "text".

border

    border => [.5, '#CFE3EF'],

Optional. Takes an arrayref with the width (in points) and colour of the table's borders. Color allows the same values as "color" method. Defaults to: [.5, '#ccc']

header

    header => 'galaxie_bold',

Optional. Takes the same value as "font". If set, the first row of /data will be used as table header, rendered centered using header font. Not set by default.

max_height

    $pdf->table(
        at         => [20.4, 300],
        data       => $data,
        max_height => [ 744, sub {
            my ( $data, $conf, $pdf ) = @_;
            $conf->{at}[1] = 50; # start table higher on subsequent pages
            $pdf->page;          # start a new page
            $data;               # render remaining rows
        },
    );

Optional. Takes an arrayref with two arguments: the maximum height (in points) the table should reach and the callback to use when not all rows could fit. The return value of the callback will be used as the new collection of rows to render. The @_ will contain remaining rows to render, hashref of the options you've passed to table method, and the Mojo::PDF object.

min_width

    min_width => 571.2,

Optional. Table's minimum width in points (zero by default). The largest column will be widened to make the table at least this wide.

padding

    padding => [3],          # all sides 3
    padding => [3, 6],       # top/bottom 3, left/right 6
    padding => [3, 6, 4],    # top 3, left/right 6, bottom 4
    padding => [3, 6, 4, 5], # top 3, right 6, bottom 4, left 5

Optional. Specifies cell padding (in points). Takes an arrayref of 1 to 4 numbers, following the same convention as the CSS property.

row_height

    row_height => 24,

Optional. Specifies the height of a row, in points. Defaults to 1.4 times the current font size.

str_width_mult

    str_width_mult => 1.1,
    str_width_mult => { 10 => 1.1, 20 => 1.3, inf => 1.5 },

Optional. Cell widths will be automatically computed based on the width of the strings they contain. Currently, that computation works reliably only for the Times, Courier, and Helvetica "font" families. All other fonts will be computed as if they were sized same as Helvetica. For those cases, use str_width_mult as a multiplier for the detected character width.

You can use a hashref to specify different multipliers for strings of different lengths. The values are multipliers and keys specify the maximum length this multiplier applies to. You can use positive infinity (inf) too:

    str_width_mult => { 10 => 1.1, 20 => 1.3, inf => 1.5 },
    # mult is 1.1 for strings 0-10 chars
    # mult is 1.3 for strings 11-20 chars
    # mult is 1.5 for strings 20+ chars

text

    $p->text($text_string, $x, $y, $alignment, $rotation);

    $p->text('Mojo loves PDFs', 612/2, 500, 'center', 90);
    $p->text('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, ', 20 );
    $p->text('consectetur adipiscing elit!');

    use Text::Fold qw/fold_text/;
    $p->text( fold_text $giant_amount_of_text, 42 ); # new lines work!

Render text with the currently active "font", "size", and "color". $alignment specifies how to align the string horizontally on the $x point; valid values are left (default), center, and right. $rotation is the rotation of the text in degrees. You can use new line characters (\n) to render text on multiple lines.

Subsequent calls to text can omit $x and $y values with these effects: omit both to continue rendering where previous text finished; omit just $y, to render on the next line from previous call to text. Note: determination of the $x reliably works only for the Times, Courier, and Helvetica "font" families. All other fonts will be computed as if they were sized same as Helvetica.

DEFAULT FONTS

These fonts are available by default. Note that they don't support Unicode.

    Times-Roman
    Times-Bold
    Times-Italic
    Times-BoldItalic

    Courier
    Courier-Bold
    Courier-Oblique
    Courier-BoldOblique

    Helvetica
    Helvetica-Bold
    Helvetica-Oblique
    Helvetica-BoldOblique

    Symbol
    ZapfDingbats

You can use their abbreviated names:

    TR
    TB
    TI
    TBI

    C
    CB
    CO
    CBO

    H
    HB
    HO
    HBO

    S
    Z

SEE ALSO

PDF::Reuse, PDF::Create, and PDF::WebKit

REPOSITORY

BUGS

AUTHOR

ZOFFIX

LICENSE

You can use and distribute this module under the same terms as Perl itself. See the LICENSE file included in this distribution for complete details.