Unify RTF Files in Node.js: A Complete Guide with Cloud SDK

Merging RTF files in Node.js doesn’t have to be complicated. With the GroupDocs.Merger Cloud Node.js SDK, you can integrate powerful document merging features into your applications in minutes. Instead of juggling manual methods or dealing with fragmented workflows, this SDK enables you to merge multiple RTF documents into one unified file with just a few REST API calls.

Getting started is fast and straightforward. Install the SDK, configure your cloud credentials, and begin merging RTF files in a matter of lines of code. The cloud-based API architecture ensures your solution scales effortlessly, so whether you’re merging two documents or thousands, performance and reliability are never compromised.

Now is the time to take action. Don’t let your applications be slowed down by inefficient file handling. Add the GroupDocs.Merger Cloud Node.js SDK to your toolkit today and empower your projects with seamless document automation. Start building smarter Node.js applications that handle documents the way modern users expect.

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Working code example:

// Step 1: Import the GroupDocs.Merger Cloud module
const file_merger = require("groupdocs-merger-cloud");

// Step 2: Define your API credentials
const MyAppKey = "your-app-key";
const MyAppSid = "your-app-sid";

// Step 3: Initialize the DocumentApi with API credentials
const mergerApi = file_merger.DocumentApi.fromKeys(MyAppKey, MyAppSid);

// Step 4: Merge two RTF Files
(async () => {
    try {

        // Configure the RTF files to merge from cloud storage
        const file1 = new file_merger.JoinItem();
        file1.fileInfo = new file_merger.FileInfo();
        file1.fileInfo.filePath = "SampleFiles/source1.rtf";

        const file2 = new file_merger.JoinItem();
        file2.fileInfo = new file_merger.FileInfo();
        file2.fileInfo.filePath = "SampleFiles/source2.rtf";

        // Set up RTF merging options
        const options = new file_merger.JoinOptions();
        options.joinItems = [file1, file2];
        options.outputPath = "merger/merged.rtf";

        // Create a RTF file joining request
        const request = new file_merger.JoinRequest(options);

        // Execute the RTF file merger
        const response = await mergerApi.join(request);

    } catch (error) {
        console.error("Error during document merger:", error.message);
    }
})();