mgr-pdf-viewer-react

Simple react PDF Viewer component with controls. Every element can be styled upon your preferences using default classes our your own.

Example: mgr-pdf-viewer-react

How to install

npm install mgr-pdf-viewer-react --save 

How to use

Since it is a React module, I suppose you have the webpack and babel configured.

import React from 'react';  const ExamplePDFViewer = () => {   return (<PDFViewer document={{     url: 'https://arxiv.org/pdf/quant-ph/0410100.pdf'   }} />); }  export default ExamplePDFViewer

Documentation

React component prop. types:

• document:

  • Type:

    PropTypes.shape({   file: Any, // File object,   url: String, // URL to fetch the pdf   connection: Object, // connection parameters to fetch the PDF, see PDF.js docs   base64: String, // PDF file encoded in base64   binary: UInt8Array })

  • Required: true

  • Description: Provides a way to fetch the PDF document

• loader:

  • Type: Node
  • Required: false
  • Description: A custom loader element that will be shown while the PDF is loading

• page:

  • Type: Number
  • Required: false
  • Description: The page that will be shown first on document load

• scale:

  • Type: Number
  • Required: false
  • Description: Scale factor relative to the component parent element

• onDocumentClick:

  • Type: Function
  • Required: false
  • Description: A function that will be called only on clicking the PDF page itself, NOT on the navbar

• css:

  • Type: String
  • Required: false
  • Description: CSS classes that will be setted for the component wrapper

• hideNavbar:

  • Type: Boolean
  • Required: false
  • Description: By default navbar is displayed, but can be hidden by passing this prop

• navigation:

  • Type:

    PropTypes.oneOfType([   // Can be an object with css classes or react elements to be rendered   PropTypes.shape({     css: PropTypes.shape({       previousPageBtn: String, // CSS Class for the previous page button       nextPageBtn: String, // CSS Class for the next page button       pages: String, // CSS Class for the pages indicator       wrapper: String // CSS Class for the navigation wrapper     }),     elements: PropTypes.shape({       previousPageBtn: Any, // previous page button React element       nextPageBtn: Any, // next page button React element       pages: Any// pages indicator React Element     })   }),   // Or a full navigation component   PropTypes.any // Full navigation React element ])

  • Required: false

  • Description: Defines the navigation bar styles and/or elements.

    The previousPageBtn and the nextPageBtn elements should take following properties: page for current page number, pages for total number of pages, and the callback function handlePrevClick for the previousPageBtn and handleNextClick for the nextPageBtn.

    The pages element should take following properties: page for current page number, pages for total number of pages.

    The navigation element (so the full navigation element) should accept following properties: page for current page number, pages for total number of pages, and the callback functions handlePrevClick and handleNextClick.