FUSE.PDF

Works on iOS & Android

Initatialisation.

You can initialize the module by simply require it in you JS file.

var PDF = require("PDF")

Base64 to PDF saved locally

You can decode the base64 pdf comming from the server by this way, the function takes one argument, the name of the file with his extention. the function return a path of where your file have been saved.

	function DecodeFromBase64(){
		PDF.DecodeFromBase64(data, "file.pdf").then(function(results){
			console.log(JSON.stringify(results))
		}, function(err){
			console.log(JSON.stringify(err))
		})
	}

Local pdf to Base64.

You can encode local pdf to base64 by this way, the fuction takes one argument, the name of the file saved in the application directoty with his extension. the function return a base64 encoded string.

function EncodePDFToBase64(){
	PDF.EncodeToBase64("file.pdf").then(function(base64){
		console.log(JSON.stringify(base64))
	}, function(err){
		console.log(JSON.stringify(err))
	})
}

View the pdf file on both iOS and Android.

for viewving you pdf file you will need to add Native.PDF inside a NativeViewHost. add an ux:Name to your Native.PDF and call on it Open function. Open function takes one argument , the name of the file you are trying to see and the .pdf extension

			<NativeViewHost>
				<Native.PDF ux:Name="PDFVIEW"/>
			</NativeViewHost>

		function ViewPDF(){
			PDFVIEW.Open("file.pdf");
		}