turbo-html2pdf 0.1.1

Native HTML/CSS-to-PDF engine with a Jinja-compatible templating DSL (PyO3 binding over the turbo-pdf Rust core).

turbo-html2pdf (Python)

Native HTML/CSS-to-PDF engine with a Jinja-compatible templating DSL. PyO3 binding over the turbo-pdf Rust core; mirrors the Node turbo-html2pdf package 1:1.

import turbo_html2pdf as t

# Compile once, render many times.
prog = t.compile("<p>Hello {{ data.name }}</p>")
pdf = prog.render(data={"name": "world"})       # -> bytes, starts with b"%PDF"

# Warm fonts once, reuse the handle across renders.
fonts = t.Fonts.load([open(p, "rb").read() for p in font_paths])
pdf = prog.render(
    data={"name": "world"},
    css="body { font-family: font0 }",
    fonts=fonts,
)

# One-shot: compile + render in a single call.
pdf = t.render("<p>{{ data.x }}</p>", data={"x": 1})

# Inspect non-fatal lints + page count.
pdf, diagnostics, page_count = prog.render_full(data={"name": "world"})

Fatal compile/render faults raise TurboPdfError carrying .code (a stable string such as "TemplateSyntax") and .span ({"line", "col", "byte_offset"}). Non-fatal lints are returned by render_full, never raised.

API

Surface	Signature
compile(template_html, opts=None)	-> Program
Program.render(data=None, css="", fonts=None, images=None, meta=None, now=None)	-> bytes
Program.render_full(...)	-> (bytes, list[dict], int)
Program.has_header() / Program.has_footer()	-> bool
render(template_html, ...)	one-shot -> bytes
Fonts.load([bytes, ...])	warm registry -> Fonts

Building from source

pip install maturin
maturin develop --manifest-path crates/turbo-pdf-py/Cargo.toml
python -m pytest crates/turbo-pdf-py/tests