jsPDF.debug.js has different code compare with jspdf.js

[vikasnawal]

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Are you using the latest version of jsPDF? Yes

Have you tried using jspdf.debug.js? Yes

Steps to reproduce

What I saw jsPDF.debug.js has different code compare with jspdf.js

What I expected

I am just wondering that jsPDF.debug.js has different code compare with jspdf.js. For a moment , jspdf.debug.js is using kerning and widths for fontMetrics whereas jspdf.js doesn't have this. Please make it clear.

Appriciate your help.

[Uzlopak]

This is not an issue.

jspdf.debug.js and jspdf.min.js contain all libs and plugins bundled in these files. check build.js, which bundles and minifies files when run on node..

Please close this "issue" because it is not an issue.

[vikasnawal]

Thanks for your reply.
Just wanted to one more clarifications.
addFont methodd in jspdf.debug.js contains below text which is different from jspdf.js
switch (fontName) {
case 'sans-serif':
case 'verdana':
case 'arial':
case 'helvetica':
fontName = 'helvetica';
break;
case 'fixed':
case 'monospace':
case 'terminal':
case 'courier':
fontName = 'courier';
break;
case 'serif':
case 'cursive':
case 'fantasy':
default:
fontName = 'times';
break;
}

jspdf.js :
getFont = function(fontName, fontStyle) {
if (!width.hasOwnProperty(fontName)) width[fontName] = [];
var key, orgFontName;

    fontName = fontName !== undefined ? fontName : fonts[activeFontKey]
      .fontName;
    fontStyle = fontStyle !== undefined ? fontStyle : fonts[
      activeFontKey].fontStyle;
      orgFontName = fontName;

    if (fontName !== undefined) {
      fontName = fontName.toLowerCase();
    }
    switch (fontName) {
      case 'sans-serif':
      case 'verdana':
      case 'arial':
      case 'helvetica':
        fontName = 'helvetica';
        break;
      case 'fixed':
      case 'monospace':
      case 'terminal':
      case 'courier':
        fontName = 'courier';
        break;
      case 'serif':
      case 'cursive':
      case 'fantasy':
        fontName = 'times';
        break;
      default:
        fontName = orgFontName;
        break;
    }

Thanks.

[Uzlopak]

yes, because the jspdf.debug.js is not building itself magically. You have to build it yourself.