Docxer

Docxer is a Go library designed to facilitate DOCX document generation and manipulation. It provides a straightforward and efficient way to programmatically create and modify DOCX files directly from your Go applications.

Features

• Create DOCX Files: Generate new DOCX documents and write basic, unstyled text into them. (Done)
• Text Styling and Markers: Enhance your text with styling options and utilize markers to apply consistent styles.
• Template Processing: Embed placeholders in your templates and replace them dynamically with various content types, supporting loops and conditional logic.
• Document Manipulation: Insert, delete, or modify elements like paragraphs, tables, images, and more.
• Format Conversions:
  • DOCX to PDF: Convert DOCX files into PDF format, preserving layout and content.
  • DOCX to HTML: Transform DOCX documents into HTML for web publication.
• Markdown Support: Convert Markdown text into styled DOCX content, maintaining the formatting.
• Merge Documents: Combine multiple DOCX files into a single document with configurable section breaks.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Ensure you have Go installed on your system. docxer requires Go version 1.x.x or higher.

Installation

To start using docxer, install it using go get:

go get github.com/aliamerj/docxer

Usage

docxer makes it easy to create new DOCX files and set basic content. Here's how you can create a document with a title and body:

// Initialize a new docxer instance
dx := docxer.NewDocx()
// Set the title and body of your document
dx.Title = "My Title"
dx.Body = "This is the document body."
// Create a new DOCX file in the current directory
path, err := dx.CreateNewDocx(".")
if err != nil {
  log.Fatal(err)
}
// Output the path to the created document
fmt.Println("Document created at:", path)

Contributing

We welcome contributions to docxer! If you have suggestions or want to contribute to the development of new features, please feel free to create issues or submit pull requests.