Print Address

This program can be used to turn a TSV document containing mailing addresses into a PDF file containing a table of these addresses. The format of the table can be modified to match your label paper.

The input is a tab-separated file, where each line contains an address. Most spreadsheet programs will export to this format. Tabs within a line will be used as newlines in the output document.

Example usage:

python print_address.py --width=1.5 --font-size=7 ~/Documents/addresses.tsv -o out.pdf

address.tvs:

Banana Man      123 Fake St     New York, NY 90210
King George     12 Buckingham Palace    England
Tacocat         54 Basement Suite       Toronto, ON, M4Q ZQ8    CANADA
Banana Man      123 Fake St     New York, NY 90210
King George     12 Buckingham Palace    England
Tacocat         54 Basement Suite       Toronto, ON, M4Q ZQ8    CANADA

Result:

print address [-h] [-o OUT] [--width WIDTH] [--height HEIGHT]
                     [--page-width PAGE_WIDTH] [--page-height PAGE_HEIGHT]
                     [--font-size FONT_SIZE] [--margin MARGIN] [--grid]
                     [--repeat REPEAT]
                     tsvfile

positional arguments:
  tsvfile               TSV file to parse.


optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -o OUT, --out OUT     Output PDF file.
  --width WIDTH         Width of each cell
  --height HEIGHT       Height of each cell
  --page-width PAGE_WIDTH
                        Width of page
  --page-height PAGE_HEIGHT
                        Height of page
  --font-size FONT_SIZE
                        Font size
  --margin MARGIN       Margin of page
  --grid                Display grid between entries
  --repeat REPEAT       Number of times to repeat addresses

ihincks/print_address

Print Address