Wouldn't it be great to put all your PDFs into a single directory and then quickly make a report out of them for easy presentation? Well now you can with noteTeX! Create a directory and move all your PDF files to this directory before either calling an instance of noteTeX:
noteTeX(directory="./",outputfilename="Analysis_Update.tex",captions=[],filestoignoreList=[],keepBuildFiles=False)
or simply running within the folder:
python /address/to/noteTeX/noteTeX.py
By default noteTeX simply takes the filename to be the caption for the attached PDF, however the user can specify captions as an argument. The ID for each element at definition is an integer starting from 0 assigned to each file when the files are ordered alphabetically. You can view the elements as a table after running the script by:
report = noteTeX()
report.printElements()
noteTeX can import existing LaTeX files, however note that these should not have any preamble, i.e. no\begin{document}, \end{document} or usepackage{} statements etc as they are imported using the \import{file} command.
For noteTeX to work you require latexmk to be installed on your machine. tabulate is used to produce the table of elements contained, these are printed using the printElements() function.