StyleDefinition
StyleDefinition is an abstract and generic class that extends from ContentDefinition class, don't worry about these two classes, you won't use them directly (this classs is not exported by the library), instead they are super classes for all definitions (all definitions extend from StyleDefinition), but is useful to learn about all methods it provides.
KEEP IN MIND
T (as a return type) represents the generic type is used at that moment. "(Any definition instance)" means these methods can be used on any definition (Txt, Columns, Stack, Img, etc...). The Only exception is when working with vectors (Line, Ellipse, Rect and Polyline).
Playground
If you want to know how these styles work, you can play with them in this playground examples.
fontSize(size: number): T
Sets the font size.
(Any definition instance).fontSize(10).end;
width(size: number | string): T
Sets the width. If a string is passed, it allows '*', 'auto', '<1-100>%'.
// any number
(Any definition instance).width(10).end;
// Passing string
(Any definition instance).width('*').end;
(Any definition instance).width('auto').end;
(Any definition instance).width('70%').end;
height(size: number | string): T
Sets the height. If a string is passed, it allows '*', 'auto', '<1-100>%'.
// any number
(Any definition instance).height(10).end;
// Passing string
(Any definition instance).height('*').end;
(Any definition instance).height('auto').end;
(Any definition instance).height('70%').end;
alignment(align: 'center' | 'left' | 'right' | 'justify'): T
Sets the alignment.
(Any definition instance).alignment('center').end;
bold(): T
Sets text as bold.
(Any definition instance).bold().end;
italics(): T
Sets text as italics.
(Any definition instance).italics().end;
margin(margin: number | [number, number] | [number, number, number, number]): T
Sets margin.
(Any definition instance).margin(10).end;
(Any definition instance).margin([10, 5]).end;
(Any definition instance).margin([10, 5, 15, 20]).end;
style(style: string | string[]): T
Sets a style or list of styles previously defined using styles(...) method.
(Any definition instance).style('myStyle').end;
(Any definition instance).style(['myStyle1', 'myStyle2']).end;
color(color: string): T
Sets a text color.
(Any definition instance).color('#ffffff').end;
(Any definition instance).color('white').end;
background(background: string): T
Sets a background color.
(Any definition instance).background('#ffffff').end;
(Any definition instance).background('white').end;
link(link: string): T
Creates a link wrapping the definition.
(Any definition instance).link('https://domain.com').end;
// Example using text
new Txt('Visit this domain').link('https://domain.com').end;
linkToPage(page: number): T
Creates a link to any page number.
// Creates a link to page 2
(Any definition instance).linkToPage(2).end;
noWrap(): T
Overflows the content when it's greater than container/page size. Similar to CSS noWrap value.
(Any definition instance).noWrap().end;
decoration(decoration: 'underline' | 'lineThrough' | 'overline'): T
Adds decoration to text.
(Any definition instance).decoration('underline').end;
decorationStyle(decorationStyle: 'dashed' | 'dotted' | 'double' | 'wavy'): T
Adds decoration styles. This should be combined using other decoration methods.
(Any definition instance).decorationStyle('dotted').end;
// Example using a text and decoration method. This will underline the text in dashed style.
new Txt('Hello world!').decoration('underline').decorationStyle('dashed').end;
decorationColor(decorationColor: string): T
Adds color to some decoration. This should be combined using other decoration methods.
(Any definition instance).decorationColor('red').end;
// Example using a text and decoration method. This will underline the text in red color.
new Txt('Hello world!').decoration('underline').decorationColor('red').end;
fontFeatures(fontFeatures: ('smcp' | 'c2sc' | 'onum')[]): T
Adds font features.
(Any definition instance).fontFeatures('smcp').end;
font(fontName: string): T
Selects the fonts to use. You can use any font previously configured using static setFonts() method when working on client side or Pdfmake({...}) when working on server side.
(Any definition instance).font('roboto').end;
// Example using different font types in same line text
new Txt([
'Hello',
new Txt('world').font('myfont1').end, // This text will use the font type 'myfont1'
new Txt('!!!!!!').font('myfont2').end // This will use the font type 'myfont2'
]).end; // This will pick the default used font
absolutePosition(x: number, y: number): T
Sets the content in absolute position.
(Any definition instance).absolutePosition(30, 50).end;
relativePosition(x: number, y: number): T
Sets the content in relative position.
(Any definition instance).relativePosition(30, 50).end;
lineHeight(height: number): T
Sets the height of the bottom line text. This will create a separation between lines in text.
(Any definition instance).lineHeight(5).end;
characterSpacing(spacing: number): T
Sets the size between letter spacing in pt.
(Any definition instance).characterSpacing(5).end;
Types
IStyleDefinition
This interface contains all possible styles that a definition can have. This type is generally used with other definitions when styling them or when a style object is required as a parameter.
This one extends from IContentDefinition.
readonly
fontSize?:number
;readonly
width?:number
;readonly
height?:number
;readonly
alignment?:'center'
|'left'
|'right'
|'justify'
;readonly
bold?:boolean
;readonly
italics?:boolean
;readonly
margin?:number
| [number
,number
] | [number
,number
,number
,number
];readonly
link?:string
;readonly
linkToPage?:number
;readonly
noWrap?:boolean
;readonly
background?:string
;readonly
style?:string
|string
[];readonly
color?:string
;readonly
decoration?:'underline'
|'lineThrough'
|'overline'
;readonly
decorationStyle?:'dashed'
|'dotted'
|'double'
|'wavy'
;readonly
decorationColor?:string
;readonly
fontFeatures?: ('smcp'
|'c2sc'
|'onum'
)[];readonly
absolutePosition?:IPoint
;readonly
relativePosition?:IPoint
;readonly
font?:string
;readonly
lineHeight?:number
;readonly
characterSpacing?:number
;