WebKit is quite powerful and can be quite easily used for generating a PDF, SVG, PostScript of PNG in almost no effort.
I wrote a simple Deck.JS [1] and S5 [2] PDF converter using a few lines of scripting. These programs take a slide presentation written in HTML5 and convert them into a portable PDF document. This is very handy since you can then
share a single file that includes all graphical elements (fonts, images, layout) intact.
I have a GitHub toy repo [3] where I made a few tests with WebKit. On the the programs there (screenshot.pl) even lets you use XPath to find the subnode to grab.
I wrote a simple Deck.JS [1] and S5 [2] PDF converter using a few lines of scripting. These programs take a slide presentation written in HTML5 and convert them into a portable PDF document. This is very handy since you can then share a single file that includes all graphical elements (fonts, images, layout) intact.
I have a GitHub toy repo [3] where I made a few tests with WebKit. On the the programs there (screenshot.pl) even lets you use XPath to find the subnode to grab.
[1] https://github.com/potyl/perl-App-deckjs2pdf
[2] https://github.com/potyl/perl-App-s5pdf
[3] https://github.com/potyl/Webkit