jsPdf creating blank pdfs after first pdf generate in loop

for (let i=0;i<2;i++){ for (let j=0;j<2;j++){ let doc = new jsPDF(“p”, “pt”, “a4”); doc.html(<p>hi ${i} ${j}</p>, { callback: function (pdf) { pdf.save(i+“_”+j+“.pdf”); } }); } }

[arnespremberg]

@harshilparmar But the original example doesn’t work and it should.

But there is only one jsPdf instance right?

If a new instance is created in a root that means it’s created multiple times thus there are multiple instances.

Without being tied to the maintainers of the project, or knowing the codebase, I could see two approaches to solve this:

One (easier) solution: create a utility function that can be used in place of a loop (so could have a similar syntax to the javascript forEach) that triggers the html rendering recursively as I have shown in my codesnippet above.

Another (cleaner) solution: make sure multiple instances of jsPDF do not share state when called simultaneously. I could imagine that in this specific use case the shared state is related to an HTML canvas or a similar renderer.

I guess @HackbrettXXX has more of an insight and more of an opinion on this 😃

[HackbrettXXX]

@harshilparmar sure, go ahead 😉