I currently create a PDF in Django using js.PDF that gets download to wherever the web browser directs it to on my local computer. I would like to instead have it saved in a directory in my Django project that is hosted in Pythonanywhere.(i.e. /home/abraner/ABS/absdatabase/pdfs) Below is my current JavaScript code.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

async function generatePDF(){
    document.getElementById("downloadButton").innerHTML = "Currently downloading, please wait";
        var downloading = document.getElementById("whatToPrint");
        var doc = new jsPDF('1', 'pt');
            await html2canvas(downloading, {
            allowTaint: true,
            useCORS: true,
            width: 798
            }).then((canvas) => {
            doc.addImage(canvas.toDataURL("image/png"), 'PNG', 5, 5, 585, 800);
            })
            doc.save("Document.pdf");
    window.location.replace('../emailproposal');
}