Blazor

Creating PDF files in Blazor and calling them from the browser is really easy with the Rotativa.io Asp.Net Core client.

The Rotativa.io PDF service client will make a HTTP call to the Rotativa.io API service, This way you can bypass the typical problems that arise when attempting to install and operate PDF tools on a server. And you can deploy your code on Windows or Linux machines without any concerns about dealing with diverse environments.

Asp.Net Core

Creating PDF files in Asp.Net Core is really easy with the Rotativa.io Asp.Net Core client.

You will avoid all possible issues that often arise whem trying to install and run PDF tools on a server since all your code will do is make a HTTP call to a the Rotativa.io API service. You can then deploy on Windows or Linux machines without having to worry about the different environments.

.Net Core

I’ve developed a library that lets you use rotativa.io to create PDF files using Razor templates without requiring you to reference Asp.Net Core libraries. This makes it suitable to be used in console applications or Azure Functions (since it uses a HTTP call to build the PDF it will work even if on a Consumption Plan).

HTTP API

Now you can use Rotativa.io to create PDF docs by making a POST HTTP request to one of our endpoints.

Asp.Net MVC

Using Rotativa.io is extremely easy and it will come natural to those familiar with Asp.Net MVC.

Asp.Net WebApi

Rotativa.io supports WebApi usage and in general usage outside of Asp.net MVC web app. As we will see later this feature can be used to build the PDF from Asp.net MVC too, in case you need to access directly either the pdf or the URL pointing to the PDF (stored on the cloud and accessible for 2 minutes).

NodeJs

Creating PDF files in Node.js using Rotativa.io is simple. You can either pass the service a URL or a HTML document. Making the call, using the request npm package, is this simple: