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So, pdf in general I see are usually built with MS Word, or LaTex, etc.
But ability to build pdf out of HTML/CSS/VueJS is something I really like, because 1. they can be version controlled, and 2. they are easier than writing in LaTex (personally) and yet also has LaTex embed if we want.
I wonder if this tool can help to create general pdf such as front-pages, cover-pages, resume/cv, etc... Last time to create an assignment I've used slidev to create A4 pages using aspectRatio: '0.707', it was mostly an ok-ish experience (like I had to tweak the first page as it was irritatingly centered by default; which is a good default for slides though).
I'm still wondering if there's something missing here like metadata stuffs and etc, or is it ready to create pdfs with export (that's why I'm tagging this as general discussion), because I didn't saw good utility to create pdf from say vue-js in direct web-search, and also no demo of using slidev for creating/exporting pdf for non-slide purposes.
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So, pdf in general I see are usually built with MS Word, or LaTex, etc.
But ability to build pdf out of HTML/CSS/VueJS is something I really like, because 1. they can be version controlled, and 2. they are easier than writing in LaTex (personally) and yet also has LaTex embed if we want.
I wonder if this tool can help to create general pdf such as front-pages, cover-pages, resume/cv, etc... Last time to create an assignment I've used slidev to create A4 pages using
aspectRatio: '0.707'
, it was mostly an ok-ish experience (like I had to tweak the first page as it was irritatingly centered by default; which is a good default for slides though).I'm still wondering if there's something missing here like metadata stuffs and etc, or is it ready to create pdfs with export (that's why I'm tagging this as general discussion), because I didn't saw good utility to create pdf from say vue-js in direct web-search, and also no demo of using slidev for creating/exporting pdf for non-slide purposes.
Hoping for a positive response :^)
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