.NET Community Toolkit is a collection of helpers and APIs that work for all .NET developers and are agnostic of any specific UI platform. The toolkit is maintained and published by Microsoft, and part of the .NET Foundation.
Yes there are a bunch of .NET PDF libraries.
But it is not a free and not a streamlined approaches of APIs from other vendors for modern .NET developers and for many scenarios.
Wish features:
Convert the Office documents to PDF file, .doc, docx, .ppt, .pptx, .xls, xlsx, .one and more
Merge pages and modify, append and more
Implemented by fluent style of APIs, many modern dotnet style
The Office documents are not a third-party solution, that's why I really want dotnet team offer official .NET PDF library.
I really hope to see the official .NET PDF library to be real as part of dotnet 9.0 releases from dotnet team.
It may looking good CommunityToolkit style PDF library like out of box from dotnet itself.
API breakdown
There are no good examples now.
Usage example
Convert the Office documents to PDF file, .doc, docx, .ppt, .pptx, .xls, xlsx, .one and more.
Merge pages and modify, append and more.
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10 months ago
Overview
Yes there are a bunch of .NET PDF libraries. But it is not a free and not a streamlined approaches of APIs from other vendors for modern .NET developers and for many scenarios.
Wish features:
The Office documents are not a third-party solution, that's why I really want dotnet team offer official .NET PDF library. I really hope to see the official .NET PDF library to be real as part of dotnet 9.0 releases from dotnet team. It may looking good CommunityToolkit style PDF library like out of box from dotnet itself.
API breakdown
There are no good examples now.
Usage example
Convert the Office documents to PDF file, .doc, docx, .ppt, .pptx, .xls, xlsx, .one and more. Merge pages and modify, append and more.
Breaking change?
No
Alternatives
I think there are no good alternatives.
Additional context
No response
Help us help you
No, just wanted to propose this