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...Provides a set of options to disable font layout cache and to control when pages are flushed to the output file. Pdfmake is runnable in browser (client-side) and in Node.js (server-side). PDF name can be defined only by using metadata title property. Add-ons used in browsers can affect the functionality of pdfmake (especially for open() and print()). If pdfmake is not working try disable add-ons in browser. The supported browsers are Internet Explorer 10+, Edge 12+, Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari.

...Because it relies on wkhtmltopdf, it supports complex HTML and CSS (including many types of fonts, layouts, and images) much better than many pure-PHP solutions. It’s commonly used for invoices, reports, tickets, labels, and any other server-side generated documents where consistent layout matters. The package is widely used in the Laravel ecosystem and has community documentation, tutorials, and integrations with other tools and CMSs based on Laravel.

The library is intended for developers, for inclusion in desktop applications or server services. There are lots of SDKs on the market creating (merging) PDFs (almost all of them have limitations). Our Windows library (MergePDFByNMI.dll) only merges standard PDF files (there are several PDF formats). You can send the input PDFs (by file name or by byte array) and you can have the final PDF (saved on a file or get back on a byte array).