24 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
24 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
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import { pdf } from "@react-pdf/renderer";
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import { QuoteDocument, type QuoteDocumentProps } from "./quote-document";
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/**
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* Server-side render of a `<QuoteDocument>` to a PDF Buffer.
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*
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* Uses `@react-pdf/renderer`'s Node API (`pdf(<JSX />).toBuffer()`) which
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* runs entirely in-process — no headless Chromium, no Playwright/Puppeteer,
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* no browser binary in the Docker image.
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*
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* Always returns a fresh Buffer; never cached. Reads of letterhead,
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* quote, items, and customer happen in the API route before this is
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* called, so any edit in PB propagates on the next generation.
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*/
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export async function renderQuotePdf(props: QuoteDocumentProps): Promise<Buffer> {
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const instance = pdf(<QuoteDocument {...props} />);
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// `toBuffer()` works in pure Node, but under jsdom (Vitest's default
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// test environment) it returns a PDFKit document handle instead. We
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// funnel through `toString()` which always resolves to a string of
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// raw PDF bytes, then convert to a real Node Buffer. The string path
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// is ~the same performance as toBuffer in production.
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const pdfString = await instance.toString();
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return Buffer.from(pdfString, "binary");
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}
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