Insights, tutorials, and updates from the Foxit PDF SDK engineering team.
The guide below details 2 examples. One introduces how to quickly run the boilerplate sample for React.js inside Foxit PDF SDK for Web, and the other presents a way to integrate Foxit PDF SDK for Web into an existing React app created with WebPack and Babel. Quickly run the built-in example for React.js Foxit PDF SDK for Web provides a boilerplate project for React which was created with WebPack and Babel. This example can be found at `../integrations/` inside Foxit PDF SDK for Web package.
With the COVID-19 pandemic now affecting all parts of the globe, the Foxit SDK team want to give our customers an update. Our entire team has been working remotely from home for the past few weeks, ensuring we do our part to reduce the spread of this virus through social distancing, as well as following [...]
This article shows how to use React to build a PDF document library using two React components: a File Manager and a PDF viewer. Click here to find out more.
In our previous article titled “How to create a real-time web chat with PDF chat history in JavaScript“, we added a PDF generation feature to store the chat conversation history of an instant chat application implemented using JavaScript and ASP.Net Core SignalR. In this article, we are going to extend the application to modify the content of a PDF file in real-time with chat history without the need to trigger the generation.
What is PDF.js? PDF.js, as the name suggests, is an open source JavaScript library that renders PDFs in a web browser. The project was released in 2011 and mainly enables you to have PDF viewing and searching functionality online. It is divided into 3 layers: Core Viewer Display Why would you use PDF.js? PDF.js is [...]
Many corporate and online shopping web sites now embed real-time chat features, learn how to create real-time Web chat history in JavaScript with Foxit in this article.
This article is the second in a series on how to integrate Foxit PDF SDK for iOS to develop your own in-app PDF viewer. This article refers to the integration with Swift.
PDF Optimizer is Foxit’s flagship compression technology that can massively reduce the size of your PDF files. Also available in Foxit PhantomPDF, the functionality has been ported and is now available for integration with Foxit PDF SDK for Windows, Mac & Linux platforms. You are now able to reduce your archive size, compress your files for optimized [...]
2019 has been the busiest year yet for the Foxit PDF SDK team! In this blog we take a look at some of the major upgrades we’ve made to our SDK this year in case you missed it. XFA Improvements We’ve listened to what our customers have said and have taken big steps to improve XFA form functionality this [...]
With the latest release of Foxit PDF SDK, we now support HTML to PDF conversion on Windows and Mac. This enables you to turn most web-based (or web-processed) documents into PDFs. This can have a big impact on your workflows. This is especially true when matched with the industry-leading performance we offer. Read on as [...]