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Informations about the package laravel-markdown-to-pdf

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Markdown to pdf

Simple package to convert markdown files to PDF in laravel.

Requirements

Installation

Install the package with composer:

This packages uses the auto discovery feature of laravel. So there is no need to register the service provider or alias.

Usage

Create a blade view and add the markdown to pdf component. Between the component element you can start writing markdown.

Below i created a simple example.blade.php :

To view this as a PDF file in your browser you dan do:

The standard directory for loading views is resources/views. No need to add the blade.php extension. If you would like to specify a custom directory you can use the dot notation.

Store this view in storage

Specifiy a custom filename or leave blank to save your pdf in storage.

The pdf will be stored based on your Laravel filesystem configuration. If you would like to specify a custom location you can create your own disk and add a second parameter to the save method.

The below example stores the pdf file on the public disk:

Configuration

Use the standard php artisan vendor:publish laravel command an select the correct number or be more specific:

To publish all the configuration and views:

Only publish views:

Only publish config:


All versions of laravel-markdown-to-pdf with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^7.1
dompdf/dompdf Version ^0.8.2
erusev/parsedown Version ^1.6
illuminate/http Version ^5.5
illuminate/support Version ^5.5
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