PDFreactor integration for Plone
Project description
This Add-On package integrates the PDFreactor client API by RealObjects, as provided by the pdfreactor-api package, into Plone.
To effectively make use of it, you’ll need
a license key (from RealObjects; see https://www.pdfreactor.com/buy/)
a running PDFreactor server
Features
a simple @@as.pdf browser view for contentish objects (providing a synchronous PDF export with standard options)
storage of connection settings in the Plone registry
a simple @@pdfreactor-config view to provide basic conversion settings.
(For a package providing customizable conversion settings in the registry as well, see below.)
Examples
Some generic sample scripts are contained in the docs/sample/ directory:
- simple.py
A sample demonstrating the simple integration of PDFreactor into Python applications
- async.py
A sample demonstrating an asynchronous integration which is recommended for medium to large documents
- stream.py
A sample demonstrating how converted PDFs can be streamed, thus conserving memory
Installation
Plone environments are typically built using zc.buildout; so add to your buildout.cfg script:
[buildout]
...
eggs =
pdfreactor.plone
and then run bin/buildout.
This will get you the pdfreactor-api package as well.
After restarting your Zope instance, you’ll find the package in the Quick-Installer or the Plone Add-Ons view.
After installing (or activating) the package there, go to the Plone registry to customize your PDFreactor connection settings (URL and API key); look for the interface (or prefix) “IPdfReactorConnectionSettings”.
For installation instructions regarding the PDFreactor service itself, please refer to PDFreactor Support.
Customization
Zope / Plone
You have several options:
You may subclass our .base.Exporter BrowserView class (which provides the @@as.pdf view) and override some of it’s methods, e.g.
conversion_url
conversionSettings
You may connect our BrowserView class or subclasses of it to more specific interfaces than IContentish. (You might need a layer interface to avoid configuration conflicts).
You may override the @@pdfreactor-config view to modify the conversion options (generally, or by interface).
One add-on package to get a global “TTW” customizable configuration is pdfreactor.parsecfg.
Please refer to the Zope / Plone documentation for instructions how to do this.
PDFreactor
For the details about the supported methods and configuration options of the PDFreactor itself, please refer to the documentation by RealObjects GmbH:
Support
If you are having issues concerning this Plone integration, please let us know; please use the issue tracker mentioned above.
For issues regarding the PDFreactor itself, please refer to RealObjects GmbH:
Contribute
(To this Plone integration package:)
Issue Tracker: https://github.com/visaplan/pdfreactor.plone/issues
Source Code: https://github.com/visaplan/pdfreactor.plone
License
The project is licensed under the MIT License.
Changelog
1.0.0 (unreleased)
Initial release. [tobiasherp]
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