Running with Phantom.js

[arski]

I know this is somewhat similar #1815 but maybe not quite the same..

Is there a way of supplying pdf.js a .pdf file and somehow getting the processed .html version in response without using a browser? Or using a browser, but somehow programmatically, i.e. so that I could transform pdf files to their pdf.js HTML version without manually opening the viewer and saving the code or something like that.

UPDATE: I looked around for ways of doing this directly without changing much and it seems that phantom.js should be able to load the html output of pdf.js processing. However, it seems that it doesn't actually load the pdf.js processing for some reason and all I'm getting back is the basic viewer.html code.

Hope this is more specific now and someone could help.

Cheers

[gigaherz]

There have been a number of questions about this, already. Specifically related to using node.js. See #1664.

[mitar]

We are successfully running pdf.js on node.js without phantom.js: https://github.com/peerlibrary/meteor-pdf.js You could use then this to do whatever you want.