Node.js
PDF generation for Node.js, without the Chromium binary.
Puppeteer and Playwright work — until you have to keep a headless Chrome fleet alive in production. The Node client wraps the same rendering engine as a single async call, with no binary to manage.
npm install pagemint
import { Pagemint } from "pagemint";
const pm = new Pagemint(process.env.PAGEMINT_KEY);
const pdf = await pm.render({ template: "invoice", data });What you're not running anymore
- A Chromium binary matched to your OS and kept patched
- A worker pool sized for peak concurrency, idle the rest of the time
- Font packages on every render machine, or text falls back to Times New Roman
- Memory leaks from long-lived browser instances under sustained load
A typical Express route
app.post("/invoices/:id/pdf", async (req, res) => {
const { url } = await pm.render({ template: "invoice", data: req.body });
res.json({ url });
});Working in Python instead?
Same API, same guarantees — the Python client covers the same ground.