Angular PDF Export Dependencies and Standalone Utilities
This article explores the utilities provided by the Kendo UI for Angular PDF Export for standalone components and the required dependencies for the package.
Kendo PDF Export Utility Array
The concept of standalone components in Angular enables you to import only the components and directives in use.
For convenience, all PDF Export components and directives are logically combined into a single utility array that you can directly import in your standalone component. At the same time, you can still import individual components, directives, and pipes from the PDF Export API.
The Kendo UI for Angular PDF Export package exports only the
KENDO_PDFEXPORTutility array that enables the entire feature set of the component.
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { KENDO_PDFEXPORT } from '@progress/kendo-angular-pdf-export';
@Component({
standalone: true,
selector: 'my-app',
imports: [KENDO_PDFEXPORT]
})Kendo Angular PDF Export Dependencies
The following table lists the required dependencies that the PDF Export package needs to work as expected.
| Package Name | Description |
|---|---|
| @angular/common | Provides the commonly-needed services, pipes, and directives provided by the Angular team. For more information, refer to the official Angular documentation. |
| @angular/core | Contains critical runtime parts of the Angular framework that are needed by every application. For more information, refer to the official Angular documentation. |
| @progress/kendo-angular-common | Contains common utilities that are needed by every Kendo UI for Angular component. |
| @progress/kendo-drawing | Provides the Kendo UI cross-browser library for interactive vector graphics. |
| @progress/kendo-licensing | Contains the kendo-ui-license CLI Tool for license management and the validatePackage function and type definitions that are used by licensed packages. |
| rxjs | Provides the RxJS library for reactive programming which uses Observables for an easier composition of asynchronous or callback-based code. |