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cp79shark / Shark.PdfConvert

Simple .NET Core wrapper for WkHTMLToPDF tool.
MIT License
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Custom header #6

Closed bartek4c closed 4 years ago

bartek4c commented 6 years ago

Hi,

Thanks for a great tool! It works great for me, apart of one fairly big issue. When I generate the PDF I point the tool to the URL of another application, but I also need to pass the authorization token together with the request. Currently I don't know how to do it. I have looked into WkHtmlToPdf documentation and found the --custom-header option in the tool, but I'm not sure how to implement it into your code. Any chance you could help me with that? Thanks

cp79shark commented 6 years ago

I haven't tried that scenario, but you can pass additional options using the CustomWkHtmlPageArgs property of your PdfConversionSettings. There are the following places to stick additional configuration

CustomWkHtmlArgs
CustomWkHtmlCoverArgs
CustomWkHtmlPageArgs
CustomWkHtmlTocArgs
CustomWkHtmlFooterArgs 
CustomWkHtmlHeaderArgs

Something like the following should be what you're after. I'll try and make a test to see if that works, just need to find a site I know that requires some sort of auth or api token.

In the PDF you'll see the header in the output.

var settings = new PdfConversionSettings
{
    Title = "I can have headers?",
    OutputPath = @"C:\temp\custom-header.pdf",
    ContentUrl = "https://www.whatismybrowser.com/detect/what-http-headers-is-my-browser-sending",
    CustomWkHtmlPageArgs = "--custom-header authorization \"bearer ABC123xyz789\""
};

PdfConvert.Convert(settings);
cp79shark commented 4 years ago

I think this fixed your old issue? Closing. If it hasn't let me, I promise it won't be two years for a response. :)