npx fill-territory-record-pdf [CSVFILE] [FROM_TERRITORY] --outDir <value>
- type:
String
Territory record CSV file to read and fill pdf
# Run command and read csv from home
npx fill-territory-record-pdf ~/territory-record.csv
# Run command and read csv from current dir
npx fill-territory-record-pdf my-record.csv
# Run command and read csv from your custom path
npx fill-territory-record-pdf /my/custom/path/record.csv
It should have the following header fields
Fields
field name | type | required | description |
---|---|---|---|
territory |
Number |
required |
Territory number |
publisher |
String |
required |
Publisher name |
started_at |
Date |
required |
Start date of record |
finished_at |
Date |
not required |
Finish date of record |
Example
record.csv
territory | publisher | started_at | finished_at |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Dennis Schulist | 2018-10-11 | 2019-06-02 |
2 | Kurtis Weissnat | 2019-10-17 |
- type:
Number
Initial territory number to consider from CSV file and fill pdf
# Run command and consider territory record from number 1
npx fill-territory-record-pdf [CSV_FILE] 1
# Run command and consider territory record from number 11
npx fill-territory-record-pdf [CSV_FILE] 11
- default:
process.cwd()
current folder of command is executed - type:
String
Specify an output folder for filled territory record pdf
# Run command and specify downloads folder as output for pdf
npx fill-territory-record-pdf [CSV_FILE] [FROM_TERRITORY] --outDir '~/Downloads'
# Run command and specify folder as output for pdf
npx fill-territory-record-pdf [CSV_FILE] [FROM_TERRITORY] --outDir './2022-31-08'