Generic build of PDF.js library.
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Julian Viereck ddd8aeffb9 Fix font loading issue by using a hidden DOM font node 14 years ago
images Implemented support for opening files from the local file system using the HTML5 File API. 14 years ago
tests add support for linking pdfs we can't/won't distribute 14 years ago
utils Merge with master 14 years ago
LICENSE Add Yury to the contributors list 14 years ago
README add blogs and twitter link 14 years ago
canvas_proxy.js Get working for not real images 14 years ago
compressed.tracemonkey-pldi-09.pdf replace wrong compressed pdf with the actual tracemonkey paper 14 years ago
fonts.js Introduce ImageCanvas to handle canvas rendering in WebWorker 14 years ago
glyphlist.js handle surrogate pairs in glyph to unicode translation 14 years ago
multi-page-viewer.css Implemented support for opening files from the local file system using the HTML5 File API. 14 years ago
multi-page-viewer.html Implemented support for opening files from the local file system using the HTML5 File API. 14 years ago
multi-page-viewer.js Implemented support for opening files from the local file system using the HTML5 File API. 14 years ago
pdf.js Fixing some smaller bugs & do some cleanup. viewer_worker.html UI is now 14 years ago
test.py fix bug in testing multiple browsers 14 years ago
test_manifest.json add support for linking pdfs we can't/won't distribute 14 years ago
test_slave.html actually wait for fonts to be loaded, and write out a log of failed eq comparisons 14 years ago
viewer.css rename test.html to viewer.html 14 years ago
viewer.html rename test.html to viewer.html 14 years ago
viewer.js use strict mode and fix violators 14 years ago
viewer_worker.html Fix font loading issue by using a hidden DOM font node 14 years ago
worker.js Fixing some smaller bugs & do some cleanup. viewer_worker.html UI is now 14 years ago

README

pdf.js is a technology demonstrator prototype to explore whether the HTML5
platform is complete enough to faithfully and efficiently render the ISO
32000-1:2008 Portable Document Format (PDF) without native code assistance.

You can read more about pdf.js here:

http://andreasgal.com/2011/06/15/pdf-js/
http://blog.mozilla.com/cjones/2011/06/15/overview-of-pdf-js-guts/

Or follow us on twitter: @pdfjs

http://twitter.com/#!/pdfjs