Migrate from @documenso/pdf-sign and @cantoo/pdf-lib to @libpdf/core
for all PDF manipulation and signing operations. This includes:
- New signing transports for Google Cloud KMS and local certificates
- Consolidated PDF operations using libpdf API
- Added TSA (timestamp authority) helper for digital signatures
- Removed deprecated flatten and insert utilities
- Updated tests to use new PDF library
We use playwright + chromium for certificate generation
and other things.
Self-hosters often have an issue with generating certificates
due to the base image not coming with chromium for size purposes.
This adds a new `-chromium` tag to our docker images for downloading
the larger bundled chromium containers.
We were previously omitting cmaps meaning that
when signing documents with certain UTF-8 characters or CJK characters
they would appear as outlined squares in the pdf viewer despite the
actual pdf looking as expected with the characters displaying correctly.
During our field rework that makes fields appear
more accurately between signing and the completed pdf we swapped to
using text fields. Unfortunately as part of that we dropped using the
Noto font for the text field causing ANSI encoding issues when
encountering certain characters.
This change restores the font and handles a nasty issue we had with our
form flattening reverting our selected font.
## Description
Currently merge conflicts arise due to the compiled JS and PO
translation files.
This PR is a rework on how we handle extracting and compiling
translations to streamline PRs and merging branches.
## Changes Made
- Remove compiled translation files from being committed
- Extract and compile translations only on build
- Extract will still occur when commits land on main to sync and pull
new translations with Crowdin
Introduces the ability to use anonymous SMTP authentication where no username or password is provided.
Also introduces a new flag to disable TLS avoiding cases also where STARTTLS is used despite `secure` being
set to `false`
Tidy the docker setup and include a Github Action
for publishing docker containers to DockerHub and
Github Container Registry.
Also add a small README file with docker hosting instructions.
