We are excited to announce the debut of Aspose.Words for Node.js via .NET! This powerful, native Node.js library enables developers to create, edit, and convert Word, PDF, and web documents without requiring Microsoft Word to be installed.
Aspose.Words for Node.js is built on the Document Object Model (DOM) architecture, giving developers fine-grained control over document elements. With this new API, Node.js developers can efficiently generate complex documents, customize formatting and layouts, and automate document-heavy business processes with speed and precision. The module uses Node-API for optimized performance, especially when processing large documents.
Key Functionality
Aspose.Words for Node.js brings a full suite of features for document processing:
- File Conversion: Seamlessly convert documents between 35+ formats, such as Word to PDF or Word to HTML
- High-Fidelity Rendering: Export documents to PDF, images, and other formats with top-quality output
- Utility Functions: Split, merge, compare documents, use the find and replace option, add a watermark, and more to enhance workflow efficiency
- Element Access: Modify Word and OpenOffice documents at an element level, with full control over formatting and styles
The following image shows how Aspose.Words converts DOCX to PDF:
Supported Platforms
This is the first release of Aspose.Words for Node.js, so it only supports the Microsoft Windows x64 platform and requires Node.js 14.17.0 or higher.
Supported Document Formats
Aspose.Words for Node.js library supports extensive file format handling:
Current Limitations
While this first release is feature-rich, there are some differences compared to the .NET version:
- Reporting and MailMerge functionalities are not yet available
- Reading PDF documents and printing features are not implemented
- APIs like DocumentVisitor, IWarningCallback, and several others are missing for now
- .NET-specific integrations (OleDB, ADO) are not supported.
Wrapping Up
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to enhance Aspose.Words for Node.js via .NET! Let us know your thoughts on this release or any features you would like to see in upcoming versions using our support forum.
See Also
- Learn more and study examples on the Aspose.Words Release Notes page