Docx

This handles the full lifecycle of Word documents: creating new .docx files from scratch with docx-js, reading and extracting content with pandoc, and editing existing documents by unpacking the underlying XML. It covers the tricky parts like setting US Letter page size (docx-js defaults to A4), dual-width table configurations that actually render correctly across platforms, and proper list formatting without unicode hacks. You can accept tracked changes, convert legacy .doc files, and even render documents as images. The documentation is unusually detailed about gotchas like Google Docs breaking percentage-based table widths and the need to use ShadingType.CLEAR instead of SOLID. Use this when you need reliable Word document generation with real formatting control, not just text dumps.