Print-to-PDF Tool
Minimal, zero-dependency print-to-PDF tool using browser native window.print() API

Print-to-PDF Tool

Minimal, zero-dependency print-to-PDF tool using browser native window.print() API.

Key Features

  • Zero Dependencies - Uses only browser APIs
  • Page Configuration - Size, orientation, margins
  • Smart Page Breaks - Avoid breaking tables, images, headings
  • Content Optimization - Hide elements, optimize images
  • Callbacks - Before/after print events

const printer = Domma.elements.printToPDF('#content', {
    pageSize: 'A4',
    orientation: 'portrait',
    margins: 'normal'
});
printer.print();

Basic Print Example

Note: Configure print options when creating the instance, then call print() to trigger the browser's native print dialog.

Sample Document

This is a sample document demonstrating the print-to-PDF functionality. The content below will be optimized for printing.

Sample Data Table

Name Email Phone City
Alice Johnson alice@example.com (555) 123-4567 New York
Bob Smith bob@example.com (555) 234-5678 Los Angeles
Carol Williams carol@example.com (555) 345-6789 Chicago
David Brown david@example.com (555) 456-7890 Houston
Eve Davis eve@example.com (555) 567-8901 Phoenix

Key Points

  • Zero dependencies - uses browser print API
  • Configurable page size and orientation
  • Smart page break handling
  • Works with any HTML content

Note: This tool triggers the browser's native print dialog. Users can then choose to save as PDF or send to a printer.

API Reference

Option Type Default Description
pageSize String 'A4' 'A4', 'Letter', 'Legal', or custom {width, height}
orientation String 'portrait' 'portrait' or 'landscape'
margins String 'normal' 'none', 'narrow', 'normal', 'wide', or custom
title String null Document title for print
removeBackgrounds Boolean false Strip background colors/images
optimizeImages Boolean true Ensure images fit page width
hideElements Array [] Selectors of elements to hide
onBeforePrint Function null Called before print dialog
onAfterPrint Function null Called after print/cancel

Methods

Method Description
print() Trigger browser print dialog immediately
setOptions(options) Update configuration options
destroy() Cleanup and remove print styles

Note: The preview() method is not implemented. Configure all options when creating the instance.