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pub struct Document {
Show 19 fields pub children: Vec<Node>, pub metadata: Metadata, pub default_page: PageConfig, pub first_page: Option<PageConfig>, pub left_page: Option<PageConfig>, pub right_page: Option<PageConfig>, pub named_pages: HashMap<String, NamedPageSet>, pub fonts: Vec<FontEntry>, pub default_style: Option<Style>, pub tagged: bool, pub pdfa: Option<PdfAConformance>, pub pdf_version: PdfVersion, pub pdf_ua: bool, pub pdf_ua2: bool, pub embedded_data: Option<String>, pub attachments: Vec<Attachment>, pub zugferd: Option<ZugferdMeta>, pub flatten_forms: bool, pub certification: Option<CertificationConfig>,
}
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A complete document ready for rendering.

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§children: Vec<Node>

The root nodes of the document. Typically one or more Page nodes, but can also be content nodes that get auto-wrapped in pages.

§metadata: Metadata

Document metadata (title, author, etc.)

§default_page: PageConfig

Default page configuration used when content overflows or when nodes aren’t explicitly wrapped in Page nodes.

§first_page: Option<PageConfig>

Page configuration for the FIRST page only, when it differs from default_page (CSS @page :first). Margins and background may vary; size should match default_page — flowing content bakes widths at layout time, so per-page size changes are not supported.

§left_page: Option<PageConfig>

Page config for LEFT (verso, even 1-based) pages — CSS @page :left. Flow layout always uses the base horizontal geometry; mirrored margins (equal left+right sum) are applied as a constant x translation at finalize, never a re-layout — so unequal sums are unsupported (the HTML mapper normalizes and warns). :first outranks parity on page 1.

§right_page: Option<PageConfig>

Page config for RIGHT (recto, odd 1-based) pages — CSS @page :right. Page 1 is a right page (left-to-right page progression per CSS Paged Media; RTL page progression is not modeled).

§named_pages: HashMap<String, NamedPageSet>

Named page configs (CSS @page <name> + the page property). A PageName marker node switches the active name; a named run starts at a forced page break, so its REAL config (base) may genuinely differ vertically. Horizontal geometry follows the same translation rule as :left/:right (mirrored margins only).

§fonts: Vec<FontEntry>

Custom fonts to register before layout. Each entry contains the font family name, base64-encoded font data, weight, and style.

§default_style: Option<Style>

Default style applied to the root of the document tree. Useful for setting a global font_family, font_size, color, etc.

§tagged: bool

Whether to produce a tagged (accessible) PDF with structure tree.

Defaults to true: every render emits a structure tree unless the caller explicitly sets tagged: false. Tagging is layout-neutral — the tag tree is built after layout, so geometry and visual output are byte-for-byte unchanged; only the structural PDF objects differ.

§pdfa: Option<PdfAConformance>

PDF/A conformance level. When set, forces tagged = true for “2a”.

§pdf_version: PdfVersion

Output PDF version. 1.7 (the default) is today’s writer, byte-for-byte. 2.0 writes an ISO 32000-2 file: the %PDF-2.0 header, XMP document metadata always (no trailer /Info — 2.0 deprecates its entries and PDF/A-4 forbids the key), and embedded fonts required (2.0 removes the standard-14 provision, so a non-embedded Helvetica is a bet on reader goodwill; register fonts or use fonts-standard, exactly as pdfA requires). 1.7-based conformance claims (pdfA 2*/3*, pdfUa) are hard errors under 2.0.

§pdf_ua: bool

When true, the PDF claims PDF/UA-1 conformance. Forces tagged = true.

§pdf_ua2: bool

When true, the PDF claims PDF/UA-2 (ISO 14289-2:2024) conformance — the PDF 2.0 accessibility standard. Implies pdfVersion: "2.0" and tagged; contradicts pdfUa (UA-1) and the 1.7 pdfa levels. Composes with pdfa: "4"/"4f" for archival + accessible.

§embedded_data: Option<String>

Optional JSON string to embed as an attached file in the PDF. Enables round-tripping structured data through PDF files. Forbidden under PDF/A-1/-2 (which allow only PDF/A attachments); use a PDF/A-3 level ("3b" etc.) or drop the conformance claim.

§attachments: Vec<Attachment>

Files to embed as PDF attachments (associated files). Under PDF/A-3 each becomes a conformant associated file: MIME /Subtype on the stream, /F+/UF+/AFRelationship on the filespec, and membership in the catalog /AF array. Forbidden under PDF/A-1/-2.

§zugferd: Option<ZugferdMeta>

Factur-X / ZUGFeRD e-invoice identification (XMP fx: schema). Container-level only: the caller supplies the invoice XML as an attachment; this drives the XMP that names it. Requires a PDF/A-3 level and an attachment whose name matches document_file_name.

§flatten_forms: bool

When true, form field values are rendered as static content and no interactive AcroForm widgets are emitted. The resulting PDF has no fillable fields.

§certification: Option<CertificationConfig>

Digital certification configuration. When set, the rendered PDF is certified with the specified X.509 certificate and RSA private key.

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impl Clone for Document

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Document

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for Document

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fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>
where __D: Deserializer<'de>,

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl Serialize for Document

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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more

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