Ametrin

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by Ametrin 3mo ago
Typst is a really good fit if the layout model works for your invoices and you want to keep it self-hosted. I’m building PDFBolt as a hosted api, and pricing was one of the first things I wanted to keep simple. For invoices and other recurr
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by Ametrin 3mo ago
I’m working on PDFBolt, a PDF generation API for developers. https://pdfbolt.com It’s for the boring pdf jobs every SaaS eventually gets: invoices, reports, certificates, contracts, labels, that kind of thing. You send html, a u
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by Ametrin 5mo ago
Easiest is Firefox 'Save as PDF'. If you need more control (custom margins, JS wait, viewport size), PDFBolt has a free URL to PDF tool that runs in mobile browsers without signup
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by Ametrin 6mo ago
Working on PDFBolt ( https://pdfbolt.com ) - a PDF generation API. You send HTML, a URL, or a Handlebars template with JSON data, get a PDF back. Uses Playwright underneath so modern CSS just works. Lately been deep in PDF/X
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Show HN: PDFBolt – HTML to PDF API with Git-like template versioning(pdfbolt.com)
1 points by Ametrin 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Ametrin 7mo ago
https://pdfbolt.com A PDF generation API, Chrome-based. Most of my time lately goes into print production - browsers render everything in RGB but print needs CMYK with ICC color profiles, and getting that conversion right inside
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by Ametrin 1y ago
I recently released a Chrome extension that converts webpages to PDF. It's free, but you need to register to get a key. Unfortunately, this solution isn't client-side JavaScript; I'm using an API underneath. To be honest, I m
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by Ametrin 1y ago
I can recommend https://pdfbolt.com . It is unfortunately not self-hosted but built with privacy in mind. I'm the founder.
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by Ametrin 2y ago
Thank you and all good for you :)
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Show HN: How I built a SaaS thanks to my wife(pdfbolt.com)
10 points by Ametrin 2y ago|2 comments