How-to create a custom print layout
===================================

GeoMoose uses jsPDF to perform client-side generation of PDF printouts.
It has four built-in templates but they are relatively plain and may not
be for everyone.

What is in a print layout
-------------------------

A print layout is comprised of a label, orientation, page size, unit
specification, and a list of page elements. These are defined as a
JavaScript object which can be passed to the PrintModal component.

The default configuration
-------------------------

In the desktop example application, the PrintModal uses its built-in
layouts defined in ``examples/desktop/app.js``:

.. code:: javascript

     var print_preview = app.add(gm3.components.PrintModal, 'print-preview', {});

Adding a custom layout
----------------------

To override the default layouts the layouts need to be configured for
the PrintModal:

.. raw:: html

   <!-- {% raw %} -->

::

    var custom_layouts = [ { label: 'letter-landscape-legend', orientation:
    'landscape', page: 'letter', units: 'in', elements: [ { type: 'text',
    size: 18, fontStyle: 'bold', x: .5, y: .70, text: '{{title}}' }, { type:
    'map', x: .5, y: .75, width: 7, height: 7 }, { type: 'rect', x: .5, y:
    .75, width: 7, height: 7, strokeWidth: .01 }, { type: 'text', x: .5, y:
    8, text: 'Printed on {{month}} / {{day}} / {{year}}' }, { type: 'text',
    x: 7.6, y: .9, text: 'Legend', }, { type: 'legend', x: 7.61, y: 1.0 }, {
    type: 'rect', x: 7.6, y: .75, width: 2.4, height: 7, strokeWidth: .01, }
    ] }, { label: 'landscape-letter', orientation: 'landscape', page:
    'letter', units: 'in', elements: [ { type: 'text', size: 18, fontStyle:
    'bold', x: .5, y: .70, text: '{{title}}' }, { type: 'map', x: .5, y:
    .75, width: 10, height: 7 }, { type: 'rect', x: .5, y: .75, width: 10,
    height: 7, strokeWidth: .01 }, { type: 'text', x: .5, y: 8, text:
    'Printed on {{month}} / {{day}} / {{year}}' } ] }];

    var print_preview = app.add(gm3.components.PrintModal, 'print-preview',
    { layouts: custom_layouts });

``custom_layouts`` contains:

    * ``label`` - The label present in the language json file (e.g. ``en.json``) that is converted to what is presented to the user in the Print Preview dialog.
    * ``orientation`` - Page orientation. One of ``'landscape'`` or ``'portrait``'.
    * ``page`` - The page size (as supported by [usejsdoc.org]). e.g. ``'letter'``, ``'a4'``, ...
    * ``units`` - The units used to specify the position of elements (e.g. for ``x``, ``y``, ``width``, ``height``, ``strokeWidth``,...). Can any units supported by jsDoc including: ``'in'``, ``'mm'``, ``'pt'``.
    * ``elements`` - An array of elements, described below.

The following elements are available:

-  ``text`` - Puts text on the map.

    -  ``text`` - The content to put on the map. Supports :doc:`GeoMoose
       Templates <../templates>` including a special ``{{title}}``
       mustache which is the user's inputed title.
    -  ``size`` - The font size in points.
    -  ``fontStyle`` - ``normal``, ``italic`` or ``bold``
    -  ``font`` - Defaults to Arial but could be any common font available
       to the browser.
    -  ``color`` - Array of 0-255 of ``[r, g, b]``.
    -  ``map`` - Put the map on the PDF.
    -  ``x`` - The left-most side of the map.
    -  ``y`` - The top most side of the map.
    -  ``width`` - The width of the map.
    -  ``height`` - The height of the map.

-  ``rect``, ``ellipse`` - Either shape can be drawn on the PDF.

    -  ``x``, ``y`` - Define the upper left corner of the shape.
    -  ``fill`` - Array of 0-255 of ``[red, green, blue]``. Filled color of
       the shape.
    -  ``stroke`` - Array of 0-255 of ``[red, green, blue]``. Outline color
       of the shape.
    -  ``width``, ``height`` - ``rect``-only the width and height of the
       rectangle.
    -  ``rx``, ``ry`` - ``ellipse``-only, specifies the x and y radii of the ellipse.

-  ``image`` - Add an image to the map.

    -  ``image_data`` - The bytes defining the image.
    -  ``x``, ``y`` - Define the upper left corner of the image.
    -  ``width``, ``height`` - The width and height of the image in the map
       (optional).