.. _installation: .. index:: single: Installation Installation ============ Node ---- npm is the easiest way to install docxtemplater .. code-block:: bash npm install docxtemplater pizzip Browser ------- You can find ``.js`` and ``.min.js`` files for docxtemplater on `this repository `__ You will also need Pizzip, which you can `download here `__ Build it yourself ----------------- If you want to build docxtemplater for the browser yourself, here is how you should do : .. code-block:: bash git clone https://github.com/open-xml-templating/docxtemplater.git cd docxtemplater npm install npm test npm run compile ./node_modules/.bin/browserify -r "./js/docxtemplater.js" -s docxtemplater > "browser/docxtemplater.js" ./node_modules/.bin/uglifyjs "browser/docxtemplater.js" > "browser/docxtemplater.min.js" --verbose --ascii-only Docxtemplater will be exported to window.docxtemplater for easy usage. The generated files of docxtemplater will be in /browser (minified and non minified). Minifying the build ------------------- On Browsers that have `window.XMLSerializer` and `window.DOMParser` (all browsers normally have it), you can use that as a replacement for the xmldom dependency. As an example, if you use webpack, you can do the following in your webpack.config.js : .. code-block:: javascript module.exports = { // ... // ... resolve: { alias: { xmldom: path.resolve("./node_modules/docxtemplater/es6/browser-versions/xmldom.js"), }, }, // ... // ... } Bower ----- You can use bower to install docxtemplater .. code-block:: bash bower install --save docxtemplater When using bower, you can include the following script tag in your HTML : .. code-block:: html This tag will expose docxtemplater in `window.docxtemplater`.