export PDF

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• export des pass secu
• export des planning orga
• export 1 planning orga
  • add a /export/.../html/clean route that will be ready to be printer (no buttons, paging

https://github.com/openlabs/docker-wkhtmltopdf/blob/master/Dockerfile

waiting #390

~Docker~

• openlabs/docker-wkhtmltopdf
• node server
  • node http endpoint
  • with Docker cli (cf devops exercice)
  • mount docker sock (cf devops exercice) and docker run openlabs/docker-wkhtmltopdf
  • docker cp pdf fom wkht to nginx or node serve static file
• Pull export-pdf iimage at start-up: TO TEST
• Add export folder as env: TO TEST
• Add it to Docker compose: TO TEST

Manifmaker

• use node API
• dev can use preprod to export pdf
  • manifmaker : can either use local or remote export node endpoint: #GENERIC
  • on preprod, add a proxy container for node_export_pdf: TO TEST
• nginx URL
• de l'UI pour montrer la progression patati patata

NGINX

• serve static file by full name only
• filename should be encoded (no space)

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HAHAHA, je suis trop con. Pas besoin de faire wkhtmltopdf sait lire depuis une URL. Il suffit de dev ca => #390

renderWithData renderComponentToHTML write string to file + add css (merged-style.css)

For Blaze Components to work well on the server side they have to use pure Blaze reactivity to render its content, and do not manipulate rendered DOM in the onRendered life-cycle hook (the hook is not even called when using  ~~==> comment faire pour ajouter le marker sur la map ? ==> reflechir a stocker une image de la map avec le marker dessus (voir maps api si c'est posible d'exporter un SVG/png)

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about viewport

fixed to 800*600, il faut donc tout faire rentrer dans ce view port ? https://github.com/wkhtmltopdf/wkhtmltopdf/issues/1508

If you do want to change the screen resolution, you'll have to run it under xvfb and use the --use-xserver option

Viewport : 1280x1024 (see /production/export-pdf/Dockerfile)

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Page split

every 1280 pixels ... $(...).offset().top mais faut etre super précis, au pixel pres...