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leptos-pdf

leptos-pdf is a lightweight Leptos component library for rendering and viewing PDF files in a Leptos app using PDFium via the pdfium-render crate.

It provides an idiomatic Leptos interface for embedding PDFs in Rust + WebAssembly apps, with canvas-based rendering.

Installation and Supported Leptos Versions

Add leptos-pdf to your project using the version that matches your Leptos version:

Leptos Version	Command
0.8	cargo add leptos-pdf@0.8
0.7	cargo add leptos-pdf@0.7

Each leptos-pdf release tracks the same minor version of Leptos (e.g. leptos-pdf 0.8.x works with leptos 0.8.x).

Example

use leptos::prelude::*;
use leptos_pdf::prelude::*;

#[component]
fn App() -> impl IntoView {
    view! {
        <main>
            <div style:width="100vw" style:height="100vh">
                <PdfiumProvider>
                    // If the pdfium-bundled feature is not enabled, you must provide your own URL:
                    //
                    // <PdfiumProvider src="/public/pdfium/pdfium.js">
                    //
                    // With this setup, make sure that /public/pdfium/pdfium.wasm also exists, and
                    // you modify your index.html to include these files
                    <PdfViewer
                        url="/public/sample.pdf"
                        loading_fallback=move || view! { <p>"Loading..."</p> }
                        error_fallback=move |e| {
                            view! { <p>"An error occurred..."</p> }
                        }
                    />
                </PdfiumProvider>
            </div>
        </main>
    }
}

fn main() {
    mount_to_body(App)
}

See the components module for more information on PDF rendering.

Getting Started

PDFium is a vendor dependency (JavaScript + WASM). You can provide it in one of two ways:

1. Manual assets (recommended if you want full control).

   Download the PDFium WASM distribution from the pdfium-binaries repository (grab the latest WASM release), and place the files in your app’s assets directory (for example, public/).

   If you use Trunk, ensure the directory is copied into the build output:

   <link data-trunk rel="copy-dir" href="public/" />

   Then initialize PDFium with PdfiumProvider and point it at your pdfium.js:

   use leptos::prelude::*;
   use leptos_pdf::prelude::*;
   
   #[component]
   fn Demo() -> impl IntoView {
        view! {
            <PdfiumProvider src="/public/pdfium/pdfium.js">
                // ...
            </PdfiumProvider>
        }
   }

   Make sure the referenced pdfium.js can locate its accompanying pdfium.wasm (typically by keeping them in the same directory).

   For more information on how to bundle PDFium, see pdfium-render’s guide on compiling to WASM.

2. Bundled assets (zero setup).

   Enable the pdfium-bundled feature when adding leptos-pdf. This embeds PDFium’s JavaScript and WASM bytes into your binary and serves them via blob: URLs at runtime. This is the easiest option, but the embedded PDFium version are not updated on a fixed schedule.

Features

• pdfium-bundled: Embed PDFium’s JavaScript and WASM and serve them via blob: URLs at runtime.

Modules

components

UI components for rendering PDF documents in a Leptos application.

errors

Error types used by leptos-pdf.

prelude

Convenient re-exports for leptos-pdf.