Attachments embedding

var dd = {
	content: [
		'Any attachment or embedded file must provide at least a "src", providing a filename through "name" is highly recommended.',
		'The "src" of any attachment can be provided in dataURL format (like the following attachment, taken from http://www.clipartbest.com/clipart-dT7zx5rT9), but local files are allowed as well.',
		{
			attachment: {
				src: 'data:image/png;base64,iVBOR....',
				name: 'testImage.png'
			}
		},
		'You can also define an attachment in the "attachments" dictionary and reference it by name.',
		{
			attachment: 'sampleImage'
		},
		'And there are three different standard icons for attachments, "GraphPush", "Paperclip", and "Push" (the default value). Set them with the "icon" option.',
		{
			attachment: 'sampleImage',
			icon: 'GraphPush'
		},
		{
			attachment: 'sampleImage',
			icon: 'Paperclip'
		},
		{
			attachment: 'sampleImage',
			icon: 'Push'
		},
		'For better customization, add an image and attach a file to it with linkToFile:',
		{
			image: 'fonts/sampleImage.jpg',
			width: 150,
			linkToFile: 'sampleImage'
		},
		"You can add a description, which will show in your pdf viewer's attachments panel and as a tooltip when hovering over the attachment.",
		{
			attachment: {
				src: 'data:image/png;base64,iVBOR....',
				name: 'withDescription.png',
				description: 'file description'
			}
		},
		'You can also define the "src" of an attachment or embedded file in the "attachments" and "files" dictionary via URL address.',
	],
	attachments: {
		sampleImage: {
			src: 'fonts/sampleImage.jpg',
			name: 'sampleImage.png'
		}
	},
	files: {
		README: {
			src: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bpampuch/pdfmake/master/README.md',
			name: 'pdfmake README.md'
		}
	}
};