[ANN] bidi2pdf 0.1.7 & bidi2pdf-rails 0.0.1.alpha.1 released
Briefly

bidi2pdf 0.1.7 has introduced compatibility with Rails' instrumentation framework through ActiveSupport::Notifications, allowing developers to easily integrate their logging or monitoring solutions. This update provides a significant enhancement for Rails applications by offering a straightforward way to track events. Additionally, bidi2pdf-rails 0.0.1.alpha.1 brings an early-release Railtie integration, featuring a custom PDF renderer that enables dynamic PDF generation from Rails apps using render_to_string or URLs. Developers are encouraged to install the gem and provide feedback on its functionalities and potential improvements.
bidi2pdf 0.1.7 introduces ActiveSupport::Notifications-style instrumentation, enabling seamless integration with Rails' native instrumentation and compatibility with logging or monitoring setups.
The bidi2pdf-rails 0.0.1.alpha.1 provides a Railtie integration offering a custom PDF renderer, allowing Rails apps to generate PDFs on the fly through render_to_string or URLs.
With bidi2pdf, developers can use either the built-in logging features or ActiveSupport::Notifications interchangeably, enhancing the flexibility of logging and monitoring strategies in Rails applications.
The early-stage bidi2pdf-rails gem allows for dynamic PDF generation in Rails applications, promoting ease of use and integration into existing workflows. Feedback on the tool is encouraged.
Read at Rubyflow
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