Document metadata

It is possible to include additional information about the PDF document. This metadata is stored in the PDF file and can be viewed in the document properties.

Document
    .Create(document =>
    {
        document.Page(page =>
        {
            page.Content().Text("Your invoice content");
        });
    })
    .WithMetadata(new DocumentMetadata
    {
        Title = "Invoice",
        Author = "John Doe",
        Subject = "Invoice for services",
        Keywords = "invoice, services, payment",
        Creator = "MyApplication",
        Producer = "PdfRpt"
        Language = "en-US",
        CreationDate = DateTimeOffset.Now,
        ModifiedDate = DateTimeOffset.Now
    })
    .GeneratePdf("document.pdf");

Property	Description
Title	Represents the main heading or name of the document, often displayed as a prominent identifier or label in PDF metadata.
Author	Specifies the individual or entity responsible for creating the document.
Subject	Provides a brief description or main topic related to the document content.
Keywords	Defines a collection of terms or phrases that describe the document's content or purpose, improving categorization and searchability.
Creator	Identifies the software or system that generated the document.
Producer	Specifies the name of the application or library that generated the document.
Language	Specifies the language of the document content, defined using language tags such as "en-US" for American English. Should use the ISO 639-2 Specification.
CreationDate	Represents the date and time when the document was created. This property is used to specify the creation timestamp.
ModifiedDate	Stores the most recent date and time when the content or metadata of the document was updated, providing information about the last revision of the document.