Available SDKs – Aspose.HTML Cloud

This article introduces you to Aspose.HTML Cloud v4.0’s abilities to use its functionality through a set of wrappers implemented as SDKs on various programming languages, such as C#, Java, Python, Ruby, PHP, Node.js, Swift, Android, and C++.

Aspose.HTML Cloud SDKs

Aspose.HTML for Cloud is a modern REST oriented API that allows easy integration into existing systems. SDKs serve an essential purpose: they enable the creation of new software and apps; they help the developers increase the websites with more operationalities and make development more straightforward. SDKs are specifically designed to facilitate programmers the Aspose.HTML RESTFul APIs using.

Why use an SDK?

Using an SDK (API client) is the quickest way for a developer to speed up the development. An SDK takes care of a lot of low-level details of making requests and handling responses and lets you focus on writing code specific to your particular project.

SDK benefits

Our supported SDKs are 100% tested and out of the box running. These SDKs are open source and have an MIT license. You can use them, and even customize them for absolutely free of charge.

The SDKs are simple to understand and use by outside developers, contain a comprehensive documentation that explains the working of codes and work well with other SDKs.

Supported SDKs

Aspose.HTML Cloud offers a wide range of SDKs for various development environments, including C#, Java, C++, Python, PHP, Ruby, Swift, Java/Android, Node.js, and more. These SDKs allow developers to easily integrate conversion functionality into their applications, regardless of the platform they are running on.

SDK Example of HTML to JPEG conversion

As an example, let’s use the Aspose.HTML Cloud SDK to convert HTML to JPEG.

1// Initialize SDK API
2var api = new HtmlApi("CLIENT_ID", "CLIENT_SECRET").ConvertApi;
3
4// Convert HTML to JPEG
5var result = await api.ConvertAsync("test.html", "test.jpeg");

The documentation chapter Conversion API will show you in detail how to convert EPUB, XHTML, MHTML, Markdown, and SVG files to the most popular formats using the SDK or by directly calling the REST API over HTTP requests.