Working my way up to a fully-functional PDF generating tool that substitutes user values from the command line
Only requires fpdf
| Script | Description |
|---|---|
| 0_test_basic.py | Creates a PDF from an HTML template |
| 1_test_with_image.py | Created a PDF with a hardcoded image |
| 2_test_substitution.py | Creates a PDF with variables within the HTML template. For example, {% title %} is substituted with a string title from within the Python code |
| 3_test_substitution_with_image.py | The PDF is created using substitutions, including an image coming from the Python code |
| 3a_test_substitution_with_image_base64.py | An attempt at the one above, but using a base64 encoded image string instead of a local file. This is not currently working |
| 4_test_substitution_with_arguments.py | Uses argparse to pull in argument from the command line, instead of using hardcoded variables within the Python code. Run with: python3 4_test_substitution_with_arguments.py --title "Title From Arguments" |