Here's how to expose your PDFDrive to users.
Use Blade views to generate PDFs dynamically based on Eloquent database records.
if (config('pdfdrive.auto_backup_to_drive') && $pdf->disk !== 'google_drive') app(PDFDriveService::class)->moveToDisk($pdf, 'google_drive'); laravel pdfdrive
// In Controller $data = ['name' => 'John', 'date' => now()]; return Pdf::view('reports.template', $data)->download('report.pdf'); Use code with caution. B. Merging and Manipulating PDFs
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Storage;
: Add your chosen package via Composer. For example, composer require spatie/laravel-pdf .
namespace App\Http\Controllers;
In this example, the ->name() method is used to set the filename when the PDF is streamed to the browser. You can replace it with ->download('filename.pdf') to force a file download or ->save('path/to/file.pdf') to store it on the server.