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iText
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flyingsaucer reviews and mentions
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CSS for Printing to Paper
I have been creating print labels with plot/cut lines using css and I used browsers to covert it to PDF. The experience was terrible. While all was perfect on my 1-page proof print, both large browsers messed up the final document (with a few hundred labels on several pages).
Firefox forgot to render images after a few pages. So on some labels the barcodes were not printed.
Chrome looked good at the fist glance. But it turned out that the plot/cut lines (which I created via CSS borders) had been shifted by 1-2mm on _some_ pages. Result was garbage.
I finally switched to https://github.com/flyingsaucerproject/flyingsaucer which is a high quality HTML/CSS to PDF library. Only drawback is that it only supports CSS 2.1, so some fancy features are not supported like rotating text.
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Htmldocs: Typeset and Generate PDFs with HTML/CSS
I've used flying saucer pdf[1] for this in the past, but the missing piece always seems to be a descent WYSIWYG template editor. Either open source or paid.
Any suggestions on a web solution that allows non-devs to make great templates would be appreciated.
Historically I've built something simple with Tiny and added a preview button to render, but that super clunky.
[1] https://github.com/flyingsaucerproject/flyingsaucer
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is thymleaf still used
Same, we also use it in conjunction with Flying Saucer PDF to produce PDF reports.
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Is Jasper still the best Report Engine?
Personnaly, I'm a big fan of Flying Saucer.
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Is there a Kotlin-first library to create PDFs?
Not Kotlin first, but I use Flying Saucer (LGPL licenced) in Java.
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flyingsaucerproject/flyingsaucer is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of flyingsaucer is Java.
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