Hello

Initially I was thinking this might be a WeasyPrint issue, but the command line version is working correctly.
Here are a couple of real URLs as examples you can play with.

First a real image that will work:
https://sobs.com.au/docs/pix/simple-example.png

Second, a secure image retrieval that doesn't produce any image (but it does work when using WeasyPrint from the command line):
https://sobs.com.au/ui/fap.php?fap=WyJub3RpY2VBdHRhY2htZW50Iiw3NjI5MjksIi4uXC91cGxvYWRzXC8xNVwvbm90aWNlc1wvMjAyM1wvMDVcLzc2MjkyOV8xNjg0MTQwOTE5XzEuanBnIl0

Cheers
Murray

Good day

I have a Codeigniter PHP web app that implements php-weasyprint. I sometimes (5% of the time) get the following error when a user generates a document:

The process "/usr/local/bin/weasyprint '/tmp/php_weasyprint6489782e31d4e8.37601559.html' '.../d9cb68c13f6489782e30fcf.pdf'" exceeded the timeout of 10 seconds.

I cannot seem to see why this happens. It is also interesting, because when the error appears, it is almost immediately after the quotation generation has been initiated, not 10 seconds later.

Is there any reason why this could be happening? I am not sure what code to share, but at least this is my document generator function:

`

          class Document_Generator
          {
              function create_pdf(
                  $html,
                  $complete_relative_path
              ) {
          
                  $pdf = new Pdf('/usr/local/bin/weasyprint');
                  if (file_exists($complete_relative_path)) {
                      unlink($complete_relative_path);
                  }
                  return $pdf->generateFromHtml($html, $complete_relative_path);
              }
          }

`

First of all, thanks for this awesome package.
I was looking exactly for a way to replace snappy (and wkhtmltopdf) with something still supported.
So, I tried to remove snappy and install this library in a project of mine, and the migration was really smooth.

The problems raised when I tried to render a pdf: the page layout is quite different, with many wrong positions (I guess related to margins, but I'm not sure)

I understand this is not strictly related to this library, but rather to the differences between wkhtmltopdf and wasyprint, however I was wondering if someone experienced the same and could provide a way to ease the migration path. If so, it could be mentioned in the README. Otherwise, this could be mentioned in the list of differences.

The exit status code '2' says something went wrong:
stderr: "usage: weasyprint [-h] [--version] [-i] [-e ENCODING] [-s STYLESHEET]
[-m MEDIA_TYPE] [-u BASE_URL] [-a ATTACHMENT] [-p]
[-O {images,fonts,all,none}] [-v] [-d] [-q]
input output
weasyprint: error: unrecognized arguments: --format C:\Users\AEM\AppData\Local\Temp\php_weasyprint61cbe3514c1101.17556704.pdf
"
stdout: ""
command: C:\Users\AEM\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.8_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python38\Scripts\weasyprint.exe --format pdf "http://www.github.com" "C:\Users\AEM\AppData\Local\Temp\php_weasyprint61cbe3514c1101.17556704.pdf".

if i run in command line , i get same error

when i run this command is ok
weasyprint https://example.com weasyprint-website.pdf

What I tried:

$pdf->setOption('presentational-hints');

What I expected: for this to be accepted.
What actually happened:

Too few arguments to function Pontedilana\PhpWeasyPrint\AbstractGenerator::setOption()

What I tried:

$pdf->setOption('presentational-hints', '');

What I expected: for this to be accepted.
What actually happened:

weasyprint: error: unrecognized arguments: /tmp/php_weasyprint664ca461dfe6e2.63654685.pdf

(likely due to the cmdline being --presentational-hints '' instead of --presentational-hints.

Fun fact: you list $pdf->setOption('presentational-hints'); in the Readme, when it doesn't actually seem to work.

What do?

Hello

I'm trying to implement some php unit testing around my PDF generation.
I can easily check the creation of the PDF document, but if I want to ensure it contains the text I'm looking for, formatted in a similar manner, I'm having trouble.

I found this article (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32489513/software-testing-a-pdf-is-created-correctly) which suggested generating the PDF and comparing it to a previously generated PDF, which I tried, but it didn't work. Even though both contained exactly the same content the strings were never the same.

Do you have any suggestions how I might be able to ensure my PDF contains the correct content?