Adds simple HTML snippets into Prawn-generated PDFs. All elements are layouted vertically using Prawn's formatting options. A major use case for this gem is to include WYSIWYG-generated HTML parts into server-generated PDF documents.

A Jekyll plugin for generating PDFs from your pages, posts & documents.

A ruby gem for converting PDF documents into a series of images. This module is based off poppler_utils and ImageMagick.

Wraps the pdfinfo command line tool to provide a hash of metadata

Using Puppeteer and headless Chrome, generate PDFs from HTML without needing to install wkhtmltopdf.

Forms for Nguyên is Ruby library that could merge PDF fields by XFDF/FDF via pdftk.

Attach files to Prawn generated PDFs according to PDF/A-3

A thin wrapper above Prawn that makes it easier to build compentized PDFs

Requires xpdf, pdftk, swftools/pdf2swf and imagemagick. You can check their functionality by running `$ rake check_system_dependencies´.

This gem wraps a Java Library to transform scanned image docs (PDF, TIF, GIF, JPG, PNG) into PDF/A-1b. It has some extra features too

Ensures links in PDFs are accessible

This gem provides a simple interface to merge, stamp, split PDFs using https://github.com/ant31/pdfserve API.

Use phantomjs to gneerate pdfs

Some helper methods to create pdfs and csvs ina a simple, tabellar notation. for PDF you can also add an header and a footer to each page.

A set of convenience classes integrated with Ruby on Rails to transparently and flexibly convert html to PDF, in particular output nice PDFs direct from rhtml templates

This gem provides a wkhtmltopdf executable and configures wisepdf, wicked_pdf, and pdfkit for ruby based applications running Windows

Wraps pdfjam/podofocrop/pdfinfo to automate stacked layouts, relying on stacking-order for sequencing.

This gem is built to convert HTML document into PDFs. There are lots of tools out there that do this. This one uses Selenium+Chromedriver to render the HTML and generate the PDF.

Bazuro-PDF2DOCX allows convert from PDF to DOCX, through MS-WORD 2013 or later, using a macro

Wrapper for Mozilla PDF.js library for use with rails. That library can be found here: https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js