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Would it be possible to include the download URL or the unique identifier of the generated PDF in the response body so scripts can optionally download the file without needing to handle the raw data?
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Thanks for your suggestion.
Yes this was theoretically possible. Do you want to contribute with a pull request? A second service to provide a download url after it proxies the request would be also an option.
Unfortunately I'm not a developer so am unable to contribute in that way. I'm struggling with integrating pdf-turtle with an api that doesn't support handing the raw data. I noticed another (inactive) project pdf2api keeps a copy of the generated pdf for 24 hours and returns a download url in the response body. Something like that would be a great addition and solve my issue. I'd be happy to help test if that is of any help.
Would it be possible to include the download URL or the unique identifier of the generated PDF in the response body so scripts can optionally download the file without needing to handle the raw data?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: