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Introduces a new workspace package, `@comark/pdf`, that converts Markdown documents into print-ready paginated HTML and PDF files using `paged.js` and Playwright. This includes features for live browser previews, customizable page layouts via frontmatter, and headless PDF exports. Updates `AGENTS.md` and adds comprehensive documentation for usage and configuration.
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13 components touched across 5 lanes. Inside the changed components — 2 viewsComponent view — PDF Engine and AST Mapping Internal compilation pipeline converting Comark AST and page frontmatter into jasy layout trees and PDF bytes. 
Component view — Preview and Export Delivery Browser live preview integration, Node.js filesystem exporter, and Vite demo application. 
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PDF package replaces paged.js and Playwright with jasy. Markdown maps to jasy components and renders to PDF bytes. Node exports write those bytes, browser previews mount them in iframes, and plugins provide jasy-compatible or degraded output. ChangesPDF rendering pipeline
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Editor
participant renderPdf
participant mount
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Editor->>renderPdf: render Markdown
renderPdf-->>Editor: return PDF Uint8Array
Editor->>mount: mount bytes
mount->>Iframe: create Blob URL and iframe
Iframe-->>Editor: display PDF preview
Editor->>mount: revoke previous handle
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some documented examples fail when copied, and inline content such as math or images can be omitted from generated PDFs. Correct these output and documentation issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@docs/content/3.rendering/9.pdf.md`:
- Line 29: Update the PDF rendering setup instructions to add the required
Chromium installation command after the pnpm dependency installation, and add
the corresponding npx Playwright Chromium installation command in the npm setup
block. Keep the existing dependency commands unchanged.
In `@package.json`:
- Line 34: Update the dev:pdf script to filter by the workspace package name
`@comark/pdf` instead of the directory-style name comark-pdf, so it starts the PDF
development watcher.
In `@packages/comark-pdf/README.md`:
- Line 70: Update the README example around the preview container lookup to
validate that getElementById('preview') returned an Element before passing it to
paginate(), handling the missing-container case explicitly while preserving the
existing pagination flow for valid targets.
- Line 10: Update the installation instructions for renderPdfToBuffer
dependencies to install pagedjs and playwright as regular production
dependencies rather than development dependencies, so production-only installs
include the runtime peer.
- Line 52: Add the required fs file-writer import to the README example before
its use in fs.writeFile, ensuring the snippet can execute without a
ReferenceError.
In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/css.ts`:
- Line 30: Update the quoted literal escaping in the CSS generation logic to
encode carriage returns and line feeds as CSS line-feed escapes such as \A
before emitting values. Preserve the existing backslash and quote escaping, and
apply the same behavior at both literal emission sites.
- Line 48: Update the PDF CSS generation around the empty-configuration guard
and renderPdfFromDocument so undefined remains the no-config case, while an
empty or partial configuration defaults format to A4 and margin to 20mm. Remove
the behavior that returns no `@page` rule for {}, and update the empty-config test
to assert the documented default rule.
In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/node.ts`:
- Around line 61-81: Update the finally cleanup in renderPdfToBuffer so
browser.close() for an owned browser runs even when page.close() rejects. Guard
or otherwise isolate page cleanup from browser cleanup, while preserving cleanup
of injected browsers and the existing page-rendering behavior.
In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/preview.ts`:
- Line 30: Update the preview call in preview to pass target.innerHTML or an
equivalent cloned fragment as content, while passing undefined when no
additional stylesheets are supplied, so pagination is scoped to the preview
container and embedded `@page` CSS is preserved. Make stylesheets optional in the
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| "dev:twoslash": "pnpm --filter comark-vue-vite-twoslash run dev", | ||
| "dev:json-render": "pnpm --filter comark-vue-vite-json-render run dev", | ||
| "dev:binding": "pnpm --filter comark-vue-vite-binding run dev", | ||
| "dev:pdf": "pnpm --filter comark-pdf run dev", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use the workspace package name in the filter.
pnpm --filter comark-pdf run dev does not match packages/comark-pdf, because its package name is @comark/pdf. pnpm reports no matching projects and exits successfully, so pnpm run dev:pdf completes without starting the PDF development watcher. Use @comark/pdf as the filter.
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- "dev:pdf": "pnpm --filter comark-pdf run dev",
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| "dev:pdf": "pnpm --filter @comark/pdf run dev", |
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In `@package.json` at line 34, Update the dev:pdf script to filter by the
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| # Optional: install peers for PDF export | ||
| pnpm add -D pagedjs playwright |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Install runtime peers as production dependencies.
renderPdfToBuffer() requires playwright at runtime. pnpm add -D places it in development dependencies. A production-only install can then omit the peer and make Node PDF export fail.
Document feature-specific regular dependencies instead.
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pnpm add `@comark/pdf`
-# Optional: install peers for PDF export
-pnpm add -D pagedjs playwright
+# Install the peer required by the feature you use.
+pnpm add pagedjs # Browser preview
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In `@packages/comark-pdf/README.md` at line 10, Update the installation
instructions for renderPdfToBuffer dependencies to install pagedjs and
playwright as regular production dependencies rather than development
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| const buffer = await renderPdfToBuffer(markdown) | ||
| await fs.writeFile('output.pdf', buffer) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Import the file writer used in this example.
fs is not defined in the snippet. Copying this example throws ReferenceError before the PDF is written.
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+import { writeFile } from 'node:fs/promises'
import { renderPdfToBuffer, renderPdfToFile } from '`@comark/pdf/node`'
// Export to Buffer/Uint8Array
const buffer = await renderPdfToBuffer(markdown)
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In `@packages/comark-pdf/README.md` at line 52, Add the required fs file-writer
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| import { paginate } from '@comark/pdf/preview' | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate the preview container before pagination.
getElementById() can return null, but paginate() requires an Element. The example does not type-check with strictNullChecks, and a missing #preview element passes an invalid target.
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const container = document.getElementById('preview')
+if (!container) throw new Error('Missing `#preview` container')
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In `@packages/comark-pdf/README.md` at line 70, Update the README example around
the preview container lookup to validate that getElementById('preview') returned
an Element before passing it to paginate(), handling the missing-container case
explicitly while preserving the existing pagination flow for valid targets.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Escape line breaks in CSS string values.
A header or footer that contains a line break produces an invalid CSS string. Encode \r and \n as CSS line-feed escapes such as \A before emitting each quoted literal. CSS strings require escaped line feeds for multiline content. (developer.mozilla.org)
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In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/css.ts` at line 30, Update the quoted literal
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as CSS line-feed escapes such as \A before emitting values. Preserve the
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| export const frontmatterToPageCss = (pdf?: PdfPageConfig): string => { | ||
| if (!pdf || Object.keys(pdf).length === 0) return '' |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Emit the documented page defaults.
renderPdfFromDocument passes an empty merged configuration when neither frontmatter nor options.pdf is set. This guard then emits no @page rule. A partial configuration also omits the documented 20mm margin.
Keep undefined as the no-config case. For {}, default format to A4 and margin to 20mm. Update the empty-config test to assert the default rule.
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- if (!pdf || Object.keys(pdf).length === 0) return ''
+ if (!pdf) return ''
- const { format = 'A4', orientation, margin, header, headerLeft, headerRight, footer, footerLeft, footerRight } = pdf
+ const { format = 'A4', orientation, margin = '20mm', header, headerLeft, headerRight, footer, footerLeft, footerRight } = pdfAlso applies to: 50-50
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In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/css.ts` at line 48, Update the PDF CSS generation
around the empty-configuration guard and renderPdfFromDocument so undefined
remains the no-config case, while an empty or partial configuration defaults
format to A4 and margin to 20mm. Remove the behavior that returns no `@page` rule
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| export const renderPdfToBuffer = async (markdown: string, options?: PdfNodeOptions): Promise<Uint8Array> => { | ||
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Close the owned browser when page cleanup fails.
The try starts before browser.newPage(), so a page-creation failure still reaches cleanup. However, if PdfPage.close() rejects, execution leaves the finally block before PdfBrowser.close() runs. Guard the browser cleanup independently.
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| export const paginate = async (target: Element, stylesheets: string[] = []): Promise<{ total: number }> => { | ||
| const { Previewer } = await import('pagedjs') | ||
| const previewer = new Previewer() | ||
| return previewer.preview(undefined, stylesheets, target) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Paginate the preview content and preserve its page CSS.
Passing undefined makes Paged.js wrap the document body. Passing [] prevents its automatic stylesheet collection. Therefore, a preview container inside an application can paginate unrelated UI content and omit the embedded @page rules. Paged.js documents content and stylesheets as optional, and its wrapContent() path uses the body when content is absent. (github.com)
Pass target.innerHTML or a cloned fragment as content. Pass undefined when callers do not provide extra stylesheets. Update packages/comark-pdf/src/pagedjs.d.ts so stylesheets is optional.
Proposed fix
-export const paginate = async (target: Element, stylesheets: string[] = []): Promise<{ total: number }> => {
+export const paginate = async (target: Element, stylesheets?: string[]): Promise<{ total: number }> => {
const { Previewer } = await import('pagedjs')
const previewer = new Previewer()
- return previewer.preview(undefined, stylesheets, target)
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In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/preview.ts` at line 30, Update the preview call in
preview to pass target.innerHTML or an equivalent cloned fragment as content,
while passing undefined when no additional stylesheets are supplied, so
pagination is scoped to the preview container and embedded `@page` CSS is
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…wright`) PDF rendering - Added optional `content` parameter to `paginate` function for improved flexibility in document pagination. - Updated `package.json` and `pnpm-lock.yaml` to include new dependencies: `@vitest/browser`, `@vitest/browser-playwright`, and `katex`. - Expanded test coverage for PDF rendering, including multi-page document structure and math rendering with the math plugin. - Updated `.gitignore` to exclude PDF test output directory.
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…tion - Added a new example for rendering Markdown to PDF using `paged.js` in the Vite examples directory. - Updated `AGENTS.md` to reflect the inclusion of PDF in the Vite examples. - Enhanced documentation to include a card for the new PDF preview example, detailing its functionality.
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In `@docs/content/8.examples/2.vite/pdf.md`:
- Around line 29-33: Complete both PDF example snippets by importing or defining
splitPagedHtml and declaring pageCount before updatePreview, ensuring the
identifiers used by each src/main.ts example are available and compilable.
In `@examples/2.vite/pdf/index.html`:
- Around line 19-22: Associate the visible Markdown label with the textarea
identified by input by adding the appropriate accessible naming relationship,
such as matching label and control identifiers. Preserve the existing textarea
behavior and spellcheck setting.
In `@examples/2.vite/pdf/src/main.ts`:
- Line 142: Update updatePreview around the paginate call to serialize
pagination for the shared preview target, ensuring only one Previewer.preview
operation runs at a time. Recheck generation after acquiring the serialization
point and before clearing or rendering preview, so stale generations exit
without mutating the target while the latest generation preserves the existing
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Add an accessible name to the Markdown editor.
The visible Markdown text is not associated with #input. Screen reader users receive an unnamed textarea.
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…F rendering - Updated the `@comark/pdf` package to utilize jasy for direct PDF byte generation from Markdown, eliminating the need for HTML/CSS and headless browser dependencies. - Removed references to paged.js and Playwright in documentation, examples, and codebase. - Enhanced the PDF rendering process with a new jasy component tree mapping, improving performance and simplifying the architecture. - Updated examples and documentation to reflect the new rendering approach and its capabilities, including usage instructions for the new API. - Adjusted dependencies in `package.json` and `pnpm-lock.yaml` to include `@jasy/pdf` and remove obsolete packages. - Added a new plan document outlining the transition to jasy and its implications for users.
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In `@docs/content/3.rendering/9.pdf.md`:
- Line 76: Rename the reusable-renderer result variable in the PDF documentation
examples, including the `render(markdownString)` assignment, so it does not
redeclare the one-shot section’s `bytes` constant. Apply the same distinct
naming in both documented examples and update any references to that result.
In `@docs/content/8.examples/2.vite/pdf.md`:
- Line 29: Update the render flow around renderPdf to track a render generation
and discard results from older generations before mounting the preview. Ensure
only the latest render result is used, matching the generation-checking behavior
in the Vite PDF example’s main.ts.
In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/jasy.ts`:
- Around line 46-49: Update mapInlineToSpans to receive the mapping context,
including ctx.components, and handle inline leaf nodes such as Math and Markdown
img by resolving their renderers or explicitly converting them to spans. Ensure
custom inline components with no child text produce the correct span output
instead of being dropped.
In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/page.ts`:
- Line 13: Update parseLengthToPt to explicitly parse supported CSS units,
converting px to PDF points using the CSS 96px-per-inch scale, while preserving
the existing mm, cm, and in conversions. Reject malformed, non-finite, and
unsupported lengths instead of returning parseFloat results, before values reach
Page margin handling.
In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/preview.ts`:
- Line 38: Update the iframe created in the preview flow to include a
descriptive title attribute, using the existing iframe symbol so screen readers
can identify the embedded PDF content.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use distinct variable names in the combined examples.
Each code block already declares const bytes in its one-shot section. The reusable section redeclares it in the same scope, so the copied TypeScript fails to compile.
docs/content/3.rendering/9.pdf.md#L76-L76: rename the reusable-renderer result variable.packages/comark-pdf/README.md#L46-L46: rename the reusable-renderer result variable.
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In `@docs/content/3.rendering/9.pdf.md` at line 76, Rename the reusable-renderer
result variable in the PDF documentation examples, including the
`render(markdownString)` assignment, so it does not redeclare the one-shot
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Handle inline leaf nodes and custom components.
mapInlineToSpans only emits strings or recursively mapped children. It cannot access ctx.components.
An inline Math node has no child text, so its renderer at packages/comark-pdf/src/plugins/math.ts does not run and the expression disappears. A Markdown img inside a paragraph also bypasses the block-level fallback and disappears.
Pass the mapping context into this function. Define an inline component result contract, or explicitly map supported leaf nodes to spans.
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mapInlineToSpans to receive the mapping context, including ctx.components, and
handle inline leaf nodes such as Math and Markdown img by resolving their
renderers or explicitly converting them to spans. Ensure custom inline
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| if (val.endsWith('mm')) return n * (72 / 25.4) | ||
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Convert CSS px margins to PDF points and reject invalid lengths.
PdfPageConfig.margin is documented as a CSS length string, but parseLengthToPt passes every value other than mm, cm, and in through parseFloat. Therefore, 96px reaches the @jasy/pdf Page margin as numeric 96; that API interprets numeric margins as points, so the result is 96pt instead of 72pt. A malformed string can also produce NaN.
Parse supported units explicitly. Convert px to points and reject invalid or unsupported values before passing them to Page.
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In `@packages/comark-pdf/src/page.ts` at line 13, Update parseLengthToPt to
explicitly parse supported CSS units, converting px to PDF points using the CSS
96px-per-inch scale, while preserving the existing mm, cm, and in conversions.
Reject malformed, non-finite, and unsupported lengths instead of returning
parseFloat results, before values reach Page margin handling.
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Give the PDF iframe an accessible name.
The iframe has no title. Screen-reader users cannot identify the frame content before entering it. W3C technique H64 specifies a descriptive title for iframe elements. (w3.org)
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- Updated the PDF rendering options in the `AGENTS.md` and `README.md` to include new properties such as `width`, `height`, `gap`, `justify`, and `align` for better layout control. - Added detailed metadata options like `title`, `author`, and `lang` for improved accessibility and document structure. - Introduced new examples for rendering fillable forms, invoices, and product labels, showcasing the flexibility of the `@comark/pdf` package. - Enhanced the main PDF rendering example to support multiple document types and improved UI with example tabs for easier navigation. - Updated the `pnpm-lock.yaml` to include the latest version of `@jasy/pdf` and adjusted dependencies in `package.json` accordingly. - Improved styling in the example application for better user experience.
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Keep the invoice snippet valid TypeScript.
Line 27 uses … as an import specifier. TypeScript cannot compile this snippet when copied. Replace it with the complete named-import list, or label the block as pseudocode instead of a .ts source file.
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import statement to use valid TypeScript by replacing the ellipsis with the
complete named-import list from `@jasy/pdf`, while preserving the existing example
behavior.
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Introduces a new workspace package,
@comark/pdf, that converts Markdown documents into print-ready PDF bytes using jasy. The Comark AST maps directly to a jasy component tree — no HTML/CSS pipeline and no headless browser. Includes live browser preview (Blob URL in an iframe), customizable page layouts via frontmatter, Node export helpers, and documentation inAGENTS.md/ docs.Note: Plugins that emit HTML/SVG (Shiki, KaTeX, Mermaid) are degraded for now to monospace source text. See docs § Feature support.
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