How to Add PDF Export to Any React App

Introduction Every data-heavy React application eventually gets the same feature request: "Can I download this as a PDF?" Whether it is an analytics dashboard, an invoice screen, or a student report card, users expect a clean, one-click export that looks just as polished on paper as it does on screen. DocuForge gives you three ways to satisfy that request, and you can mix them within the same project: HTML string generation -- capture rendered HTML from the DOM and send it to df.generate() . Fastest to wire up, best for simple pages. React component to PDF with fromReact() -- send a JSX/TSX source string along with data as props. The component is rendered server-side by DocuForge, giving you full control over the PDF layout without coupling it to your UI. @docuforge/react component library -- purpose-built components like Document , Page , Table , and Watermark that map directly to PDF concepts. Combine them with fromReact() for pixel-perfect results. This tutorial walks through all th