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Generated PDF examples in README and tutorial #50
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👋 Hi @epogrebnyak and thanks for the kind words. Your feedback is very welcome.
Thanks for taking the time to write up these suggestions. "pointing to things" is actually just what is needed now 👍 |
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PDFje seems a great project in the making, congrats and good luck in making it happen. As a new user on the README for me it is interesting to see the ouput of
PDFje
. I think these files would be very pretty and attractive given the effort you invested in typography. A PDF link in readme can attract more people to the project.Also adding inline markdown would be a killer feature. So far most workflows seem to be "md -> html -> pdf", but native and nice looking md-to-PDF is a game-changer.
Also as a new user, It wouldbe nice to have something in between a one-liner and a tutorial example (which is a bit too much code for a first-time user). Also downloading the resulting PDFs in tutorial is a matter of trust things work. Great if tutorial examples can be copy-and-run (I think they are not due to local paths, also constants-before-code makes the examples not so easy to read).
I know it is easier to point things inopen source, rather than do things, so I'd be interested in doing some work for the project - eg a bit of additions and clarifications to documentation.
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