Indian Currency ₹ is not printed its printed 1

[manoharaher]

Not able to print Indian currency ₹

[bhargav-tibadiya]

Hey @manoharaher

Not all of the fonts support the Indian ₹ symbol. Make sure to download the font that does and embed it in a jsPDF and then use it. I think Roboto and Noto Sans support it. Give them a try once.

Do let me know if the issue isn't resolved. I will be happy to help.

[Tarunvamsi]

Hey @bhargav-tibadiya,

I tried using the Roboto font but couldn't get it to work. Here are the steps I followed:

Downloaded the .ttf file for the font.

Converted it to a base64-encoded .js file.

Imported it as:

import RobotoFont from "./fonts/Roboto-Regular.js"; doc.addFileToVFS("Roboto-Regular.ttf", RobotoFont); doc.addFont("Roboto-Regular.ttf", "Roboto", "normal"); doc.setFont("Roboto");

However, the font is not applying correctly in the generated PDF. Could you please help if I’m missing something?

[bhargav-tibadiya]

Hello @Tarunvamsi,

Please follow the instructions below to resolve your issue:

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1. Try using doc.setFont("Roboto", "normal").
2. To convert your font to Base64, use the following link: Font Converter.
   • Upload your font, select the font name, and download the generated JS file.
   • Copy the Base64 string and paste it into your code.
3. Ensure that the Base64 string is exported as the default.

If the issue persists, please let me know.

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[Tarunvamsi]

Hey @bhargav-tibadiya ,

Thank you for your help! It worked perfectly.🙌