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Overview

Example to demonstrate converting a PDF file to a PNG image using the PDF.js library.

Getting started

Install the dependencies and build the PDF.js library:

$ npm install
$ gulp dist-install

Install the Node canvas library and run the example to convert the first page of a PDF file to a PNG image:

$ npm install canvas
$ cd examples/node/pdf2png
$ node pdf2png.js