Docx-preview.js

const config = className: "docx-preview", // CSS class added to wrapper ignoreLastRenderedPageBreak: false, inWrapper: true, // Wrap content in a div renderHeadersAndFooters: true, renderFootnotes: true, renderEndnotes: true, useBase64URL: false, // Use blob URLs for images instead of base64 debug: false, experimental: false, renderChanges: false, // Track changes rendering ;

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into my latest web project, and it’s a game-changer for UX. Instead of forcing a download or redirecting to Google Docs, users can now view files directly in the browser with high fidelity. Why I like it: No heavy backend processing needed. High Customization: You can toggle headers, footers, and page breaks easily. Lightweight: under the hood to render documents into clean HTML. Check out the documentation on to try it yourself! 🚀 Option 2: The "Quick Tip" (X/Twitter) docx-preview.js

import * as docx from 'docx-preview';

npm install docx-preview # or yarn add docx-preview const config = className: "docx-preview", // CSS class