react-pdf 4.0.0 on Node.js Yarn

Note: React <16.3 is not supported. If you're still using React older than 16.3, please use react-pdf@^3.0.0 instead.

What's new?

React-PDF now uses new Context API giving it much improved reliability and stability.
React-PDF now uses PDF.js 2.0, bringing in a lot of fixes and improvements.
Webpack 4.x and Create-React-App 2 are now supported (#179).
React-PDF is now fully compatible with React 17 (sic!).
Interactive forms can now be rendered by toggling renderInteractiveForms flag.
You can now use height prop on Page component to scale the page. height will be ignored if you provide width as well. More details in README.md (#236).
You can now attach keyboard events to <Page /> component.
Added support for password encrypted PDFs. You can use onPassword prop to overwrite default password prompt (#241).
You can now pass onLoadProgress callback to Document component to be updated on document loading progress. This may come in handy if you load PDF to be displayed from a web server (#238)
You can now pass renderMode prop to all Page components by adding it to wrapping Document component instead.
Added externalLinkTarget prop which allows to configure target for external links rendered in annotations (#262).
Added renderMode none which does not render the main layer at all (#283).

You can no longer use React-PDF without Web Worker.
setOptions function has been replaced with much more powerful options prop in Document component.
TextLayer is now rendered over SVG to match Canvas rendering mode behavior.
Removed max-width from rendered SVG to match Canvas rendering mode behavior (#251).
renderAnnotations was renamed to renderAnnotationLayer for consistency. You don't need to change anything in your code just yet.
Clarified documentation for onItemClick.
React-PDF now uses Babel 7 for compilation (#270).