The DynamicPDF API now offers a simple option for using the PHP Client Library using the require_once PHP directive with the newly added DpdfApi.php file in the client library's GitHub (php-client) project.
A client asked if The DynamicPDF API worked with WordPress. This question made us wonder how we could integrate The DynamicPDF API with WordPress so potential clients could use our product in their WordPress sites.
The following solution is what we came up with.
One question we get asked here at DynamicPDF is how to use a CSS stylesheet when using the html input with the pdf endpoint to convert HTML to PDF. Here is a simple way to accomplish this task.
The PHP client library is now available via Composer. This client library make it easy to use the DynamicPDF API from your PHP based applications.
Open source client libraries are now available for Node.js, .NET, Java and PHP. Client libraries make using the DynamicPDF API a breeze. We plan to introduce client libraries for other languages, such as Go, over the next few months. Our client libraries will also be available via package managers shortly to simplify the installation process.