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A Vue component for embedding and rendering PDF documents with text and annotation layers, supporting Vue 2 and Vue 3.
A fast, simple-to-use PDF builder for iOS and macOS using Swift commands to create advanced documents.
A high-performance PDF toolkit for text/image extraction, markdown conversion, and PDF editing, built in Rust with Python, WASM, CLI, and MCP server bindings.
A free, open-source web application for signing, organizing, editing metadata, and compressing PDF files.
A pure Ruby library for merging PDF files, adding page numbers, watermarks, and stamps.
A Swift library for generating PDFs from UIViews, UIImages, and other sources with password protection and DPI control.
A Vue 3 component library for rendering and interacting with PDF documents in web applications.
A JupyterLab extension for live editing and previewing LaTeX documents with real-time PDF updates.
A full-featured PDF viewer component for Angular applications, based on Mozilla's pdf.js.
An Elixir library for HTML to PDF/A conversion using headless Chrome and Ghostscript without Node.js.
A vector drawing editor for LaTeX, enabling graphical creation of PSTricks diagrams for inclusion in LaTeX documents.
A PHP client library for interacting with the Gotenberg API to convert documents and web pages to PDF.
A CakePHP plugin for generating PDFs from HTML using multiple PDF engines like DomPdf, Mpdf, and WeasyPrint.
A macOS and iOS app for scanning, tagging, and archiving PDF documents with a structured naming convention.
A macOS and iOS app for tagging, organizing, and archiving PDF documents using a filesystem-friendly naming convention.
A simple C library for reading, writing, and filtering PDF files with support for encryption and metadata.
A minimalistic Vim-like TUI document reader supporting PDF, EPUB, DOCX, and more with keyboard-first navigation.
A minimalistic Vim-like TUI document reader supporting PDF, EPUB, DOCX, and more formats with keyboard-first navigation.
A React Native library for displaying PDF documents from files, URLs, or base64 data on Android and iOS.
A command-line tool for managing scientific bibliographies, organizing papers with bibtex data and metadata.
An embeddable iOS PDF viewer and annotation library written in Swift, supporting forms and custom annotations.
A Ruby gem for extracting pages from PDFs as images and text strings using Ghostscript, ImageMagick, and pdftotext.
A PowerShell module for creating, editing, splitting, merging, and converting PDF files across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
A Ruby library that adds chart plotting capabilities to Prawn PDF generation.
Nightly-generated PDF documentation for Terraform core and all official providers, available for offline use.
A concise, printable cheat sheet for Docker commands and Dockerfile instructions.
A collection of downloadable PDF cheat sheets for ROS2 command-line tools and build system.
Serverless data pipeline for crawling PDFs from the web and extracting structured data using AWS Textract.
Content Disarm and Reconstruction software that sanitizes Office files by removing malicious dynamic content.
An Alfred workflow to optimize, encrypt, merge, split, and manipulate PDF files directly from your file system.
A Blazor library for printing and saving files using native browser dialogs via JavaScript Interop and PrintJS.
A friendly macOS desktop app to combine multiple PDF files into a single PDF with a simple drag-and-drop interface.
A Go library that renders HTML/CSS to PDF using TeX's boxes and glue typesetting engine for high-quality output.
A macOS app to download subtitles (SRT) and data links (video, PDF, sample code) for WWDC session videos since 2013.
PDF, MOBI, and EPUB versions of Elixir's official Getting Started tutorial for offline reading.
An Elixir wrapper for generating PDFs from HTML using Puppeteer, offering improved rendering over wkhtmltopdf.
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