wkhtml2pdf example for CF on Windows

gistfile1.txt

<cfscript>
var aOptions = [
	'--load-error-handling "ignore"',
	'--margin-top "20mm"',
	'--margin-bottom "15mm"',
	'--page-size "Letter"',
	'--header-html "#uriWithoutFile#/header_all.cfm"',
	'--header-spacing "5"',
	'--footer-html "#uriWithoutFile#/footer_all.cfm"',
	'--footer-spacing "3"',
	'--title "#title##((subTitle neq "") ? ", #subTitle#" : "")#"',
	'cover "#uriWithoutFile#/cover.cfm?title=#title#&subTitle=#subTitle#"',
	'toc',
	'"#uriWithoutFile#/index.cfm?recordId=#arguments.recordId#"',
	'"#destinationFolder#\#filename#"'
];
// Generate the PDF
cfexecute(name='#executable#', arguments='#arrayToList(aOptions, " ")#', timeout = "300"); // 5 minute timeout

// Final code runs something like the next line (I'm running my code on Windows, but it can be easily modified for other OS's). You should be able to just copy and paste this at the command prompt and it will generate the PDF (just make sure to replace [DOMAIN_NAME] accordingly):
// ./wkhtmltopdf --margin-top "20mm" --margin-bottom "15mm" --page-size "Letter" --header-html "http://[DOMAIN_NAME]/pdf/header.cfm" --header-spacing "5" --footer-html "http://[DOMAIN_NAME]/pdf/footer.cfm" --footer-spacing "3" --title "My Cool Title, 1st Quarter 2017" cover "http://[DOMAIN_NAME]/pdf/cover.cfm" toc "http://[DOMAIN_NAME]/pdf/index.cfm" "E:\my\destination\path\test1.pdf"
</cfscript>