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POST parameters :

• html : string representing the html to convert to pdf
  
  example: "<div>Hello world !</div>"
• options : different options applied to the pdf document, check the puppeteer documentation for the different options
  
  options example: { "landscape": true }

RETURN : the pdf document

POST parameters :

List of html strings and options

• html : string representing the html to convert to pdf
  
  example: "<div>Hello world !</div>"
• options : different options applied to the pdf document, check the puppeteer documentation for the different options
  
  options example: { "landscape": true }

RETURN : the pdf document

POST parameters :

List of base64 strings

• base64 : string representing the html to convert to pdf
  
  

RETURN : the merge pdf documents

POST parameters :

• html : string representing the html to convert to an Image.
  
  example: "<table><thead><tr><td>Hello world</td></tr> </thead></table>"
• options : you can choose to get the raw base64 of the image by adding an encoding option
  
  options example: { "encoding": "base64" }

RETURN : A png image, the Content-Type is image/png.

If the images are not loading properly, it might be a dns issue.
In order to resolve the problem you might want to configure it.
You can achieve that by updating the /etc/hosts file on the server.

You can test out your font url by adding the font on this page.
If the fonts are not loading properly, it might be a server configuration issue on the resource side.
You can change the nginx configuration located in: "/etc/nginx/sites-available/xxxxxx.conf"
You might want to change the location types. location ~* \.(jpg|png|jpeg|svg|woff|woff2|ttf|otf)$ { add_header "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" *; }