https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=14251 --- Comment #44 from David Cook <dcook@prosentient.com.au> --- But I've also just been in an extra cranky mood today and commenting at 11:47pm doesn't help 😅. I'll try to add some more positive comments... I used wkhtmltopdf for years as a CLI tool, but I've found in recent years Webkit doesn't render many webpages very well anymore. Complex HTML/CSS/Javascript that looks good in Chrome often wouldn't look good in the Webkit used by wkhtmltopdf. Still... a pretty good tool overall. Headless Chrome is great, since it's the closest to the Chrome user experience, but... as a CLI tool it's a bit limited in terms of options. My overall preference these days for HTML to PDF is either Puppeteer or Playwright. While there are bindings out there (not for Perl though I think), I use Node.js to control them, and I have them use Chrome under the head (stored in their node_modules directory). I've found these tools to produce the most accurate outputs. However, Puppeteer, Playwright, and Chrome are probably all too heavyweight for Koha. While I moaned about weasyprint having 500MB of dependencies, they're mostly Python libraries and low level libraries. And they're all packaged up. As Kyle said... if weasyprint works fine then I wouldn't rock the boat. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.