usage.txt

A command line tool to generate PDF from URL, HTML or Markdown files

Options
  --help                     Show this help
  --version                  Current version of package
  -i | --input               String - The path to the HTML file or url
  -o | --output              String - The path of the output PDF
  -c | --css                 String - The path to custom CSS (can be specified more than once)
  --acceptLanguage           String - A valid value for the 'Accept-Language' http request header
  --browserConfig            String - A valid JSON String that will be parsed into the options passed to electron.BrowserWindow
  -b | --printBackground     Boolean - Whether to print CSS backgrounds.
                               true - default
  -s | --printSelectionOnly  Boolean - Whether to print selection only
                               false - default
  -p | --pageSize            String - Can be A3, A4, A5, Legal, Letter, Tabloid or an Object containing height and width in microns
                               "A4" - default
  -l | --landscape           Boolean - set this flag to print in landscape made, leave unset for portrait
  -m | --marginsType          Integer - Specify the type of margins to use
                               0 - default
                               1 - none (electron-pdf default setting)
                               2 - minimum
  -d | --disableCache        Boolean - Disable HTTP caching
                               false - default
  -w | --outputWait          Integer - Time to wait (in MS) between page load and PDF creation.  If used in conjunction with -e this will override the default timeout of 10 seconds
  -e | --waitForJSEvent      String - The name of the event to wait before PDF creation
                               'view-ready' - default
  -t | --trustRemoteContent  Boolean - Trust remote content loaded in the Electron webview.
                               false - default
  --type                     String - The type of export, will dictate the output file type.  'png': PNG image, anything else: PDF File

Usage
  $ electron-pdf <input> <output>
  $ electron-pdf <input> <output> -l

Examples
  $ electron-pdf http://fraserxu.me ~/Desktop/fraserxu.pdf
  $ electron-pdf ./index.html ~/Desktop/index.pdf
  $ electron-pdf ./README.md ~/Desktop/README.pdf -l
  $ electron-pdf ./README.md ~/Desktop/README.pdf -l -c my-awesome-css.css