MuPDF.js

This is a build of MuPDF for JavaScript & WebAssembly environments.

The MuPDF.js library (lib/mupdf.js) can be used both in browsers and in Node.js.

Features

• Fast rendering of PDF files
• Search PDF files
• PDF editing & annotations
• Get PDF metadata information
• Manage PDF passwords
• Supports basic CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) fonts

Getting started using NPM

From the command line, go to the folder you want to work from and run:

npm install mupdf

To verify your installation you can create a file test.js with the following script:

const mupdf = require("mupdf")
console.log(mupdf)

Then, on the command line, run:

node test.js

If all is well, this will print the mupdf module object to the console.

Loading a document

The following example demonstrates how to load a document and then print out the page count. Ensure you have a my_document.pdf file alongside this example before trying it.

const fs = require("fs")
const mupdf = require("mupdf")
var data = fs.readFileSync("my_document.pdf")
var doc = mupdf.Document.openDocument(data, "application/pdf")
console.log(doc.countPages())

License and Copyright

MuPDF.js is available under open-source AGPL and commercial license agreements. If you determine you cannot meet the requirements of the AGPL, please contact Artifex for more information regarding a commercial license.

Documentation

For documentation please refer to: mupdf.readthedocs.io.

Examples

Check the Github repo for example implementations including a simple PDF Viewer to help you get started.

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Getting Started with Local Development

You can build the MuPDF.js WebAssembly libraries from source by referring to BUILDING.md.

From here you can then try adding code to the main library file mupdf.js or adding your own JavaScript files or implementations.

Contributing

To contribute please open up (or help answer!) an Issue on our Github board and create a Pull Request (PR) for review. Find us on Discord at #mupdf-js to chat with us directly.