DocuHook

By rustemas

Description

Connect WordPress and WooCommerce to DocuHook (https://docuhook.com) to merge order JSON into HTML invoice templates and produce PDFs.

Settings: API URL and API key
docuhook_render( $data, $html, $args ) helper for themes and plugins
WooCommerce order.completed invoice examples in this repo
Admin test render button
Sync or async (job) mode

Get an API key at https://docuhook.com/register
GitHub: https://github.com/rustemas/docuhook-woocommerce

External services

This plugin connects to the DocuHook API (https://docuhook.com) to merge JSON data into an HTML template and return a rendered document (HTML/PDF). That connection is required for the plugin to work; PDF generation does not run on your WordPress server.

When you (or your theme/plugin code) call a render, or when you use the admin “Send test render” action, the plugin sends an authenticated HTTPS request to your configured API URL (default: https://docuhook.com). The request includes:

Your DocuHook API key (Authorization header)
The JSON data you supply (for example order fields you choose to send)
The HTML template string you supply
Optional filename and sync/async mode

In async mode, the plugin may also request job status and result endpoints for the same job.

No data is sent until you configure an API key and a render is triggered. DocuHook is operated by RG Dev Studio.

Installation

Upload the docuhook folder to /wp-content/plugins/ or install from the zip
Activate the DocuHook plugin
Go to Settings DocuHook and paste your API URL and API key
Click Send test render

FAQ

Do I need a DocuHook account?: Yes. Register at https://docuhook.com/register and create an API key under Account.
Does this generate PDF files inside WordPress?: The plugin calls the DocuHook API, which merges your JSON and HTML template. Use the returned HTML or your DocuHook plan features for PDF delivery.