With this solution, Node developers can easily make Word with just a few lines of code. Our solution will provide you with everything you need to create Word using Node SDK.
With our REST API, JavaScript developers can easily create Word documents. To make a file in Word document format, you need to perform a few steps using our Node Cloud SDK:
Since an empty Word document is supposed to formally contain one paragraph, when you programmatically create a Word file, you will get just such a basic structure.
Note that it is possible to add content to a newly created Word document instantly. Thus, you will get not just an empty Word file, but a document that contains the required content. For more information on how to modify a Word document, see the 'Edit Word Document' page.
As already mentioned, our Node Cloud SDK allows you to programmatically create Word documents. You can try our powerful functionality and evaluate how to create a Word file using the following JavaScript example:
import * as fs from "fs";
const wordsApi = new WordsApi("####-####-####-####-####", "##################");
const fileName = "Output.docx";
const createDocumentRequest = new model.CreateDocumentRequest({
fileName: fileName
});
wordsApi.createDocument(createDocumentRequest)
.then((createDocumentRequestResult) => {
console.log("Result of CreateDocumentRequest: ", createDocumentRequestResult);
const downloadDocumentRequest = new model.DownloadFileRequest({
path: fileName
});
wordsApi.downloadFile(downloadDocumentRequest)
.then((downloadDocumentRequestResult) => {
console.log("Result of DownloadDocumentRequest: ", downloadDocumentRequestResult);
});
});
Install 'Aspose.Words Cloud SDK for Node.js' using NPM package manager. Run npm install asposewordscloud --save from the command line to install the SDK via the NPM package manager. As an alternative, you can manually clone Aspose.Words Cloud SDK for Node.js source code from GitHub and use it in your project. Please follow these Instructions to quickly get the necessary security credentials and access our REST API.
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