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Project description

PDF Reports (complete documentation here) is a Python library to create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML or Pug
templates. It features modern-looking components (via the Semantic UI framework) and provides routines to embed tables or
plots in the documents.

Example of use

Your Pug template file template.pug may look like this (see a full example):
Unset

#sidebar I am the text in the sidebar.

h1 {{ title }}

.ui.piled.segment

p Oh hi there ! I am some text in a cool box.

Your Python code will be as follows:

Unset

from pdf_reports import pug_to_html, write_report


html = pug_to_html("template.pug", title="My report")

write_report(html, "example.pdf")

And your final result may look like this (PDF file):
Infos

PIP installation:

Unset

pip install pdf_reports

Web documentation:

https://edinburgh-genome-foundry.github.io/pdf_reports/

Github Page:
https://github.com/Edinburgh-Genome-Foundry/pdf_reports

Live demo:

http://cuba.genomefoundry.org/sculpt_a_sequence

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Create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML content.
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Project description

PDF Reports (complete documentation here) is a Python library to create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML or Pug
templates. It features modern-looking components (via the Semantic UI framework) and provides routines to embed tables or
plots in the documents.

Example of use

Your Pug template file template.pug may look like this (see a full example):
Unset

#sidebar I am the text in the sidebar.

h1 {{ title }}

.ui.piled.segment

p Oh hi there ! I am some text in a cool box.

Your Python code will be as follows:

Unset

from pdf_reports import pug_to_html, write_report


html = pug_to_html("template.pug", title="My report")

write_report(html, "example.pdf")

And your final result may look like this (PDF file):
Infos

PIP installation:

Unset

pip install pdf_reports

Web documentation:

https://edinburgh-genome-foundry.github.io/pdf_reports/

Github Page:
https://github.com/Edinburgh-Genome-Foundry/pdf_reports

Live demo:

http://cuba.genomefoundry.org/sculpt_a_sequence

License: MIT, Copyright Edinburgh Genome Foundry


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Create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML content.

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GitHub statistics:

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Project description

PDF Reports (complete documentation here) is a Python library to create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML or Pug
templates. It features modern-looking components (via the Semantic UI framework) and provides routines to embed tables or
plots in the documents.

Example of use

Your Pug template file template.pug may look like this (see a full example):
Unset

#sidebar I am the text in the sidebar.

h1 {{ title }}

.ui.piled.segment

p Oh hi there ! I am some text in a cool box.

Your Python code will be as follows:

Unset

from pdf_reports import pug_to_html, write_report


html = pug_to_html("template.pug", title="My report")

write_report(html, "example.pdf")

And your final result may look like this (PDF file):
Infos

PIP installation:

Unset

pip install pdf_reports

Web documentation:

https://edinburgh-genome-foundry.github.io/pdf_reports/

Github Page:
https://github.com/Edinburgh-Genome-Foundry/pdf_reports

Live demo:

http://cuba.genomefoundry.org/sculpt_a_sequence

License: MIT, Copyright Edinburgh Genome Foundry


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pip install pdf-reports

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Create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML content.
Navigation

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Statistics

GitHub statistics:

​ Stars: 198
​ Forks: 39
​ Open issues: 11
​ Open PRs: 1
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License: MIT

Author: Zulko

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Project description

PDF Reports (complete documentation here) is a Python library to create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML or Pug
templates. It features modern-looking components (via the Semantic UI framework) and provides routines to embed tables or
plots in the documents.

Example of use

Your Pug template file template.pug may look like this (see a full example):
Unset

#sidebar I am the text in the sidebar.

h1 {{ title }}

.ui.piled.segment

p Oh hi there ! I am some text in a cool box.

Your Python code will be as follows:

Unset

from pdf_reports import pug_to_html, write_report


html = pug_to_html("template.pug", title="My report")

write_report(html, "example.pdf")

And your final result may look like this (PDF file):
Infos

PIP installation:

Unset

pip install pdf_reports

Web documentation:

https://edinburgh-genome-foundry.github.io/pdf_reports/

Github Page:
https://github.com/Edinburgh-Genome-Foundry/pdf_reports

Live demo:

http://cuba.genomefoundry.org/sculpt_a_sequence

License: MIT, Copyright Edinburgh Genome Foundry


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pip install pdf-reports

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Create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML content.
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Statistics

GitHub statistics:

​ Stars: 198
​ Forks: 39
​ Open issues: 11
​ Open PRs: 1
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Author: Zulko

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Project description

PDF Reports (complete documentation here) is a Python library to create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML or Pug
templates. It features modern-looking components (via the Semantic UI framework) and provides routines to embed tables or
plots in the documents.

Example of use

Your Pug template file template.pug may look like this (see a full example):
Unset

#sidebar I am the text in the sidebar.

h1 {{ title }}

.ui.piled.segment

p Oh hi there ! I am some text in a cool box.

Your Python code will be as follows:

Unset

from pdf_reports import pug_to_html, write_report


html = pug_to_html("template.pug", title="My report")

write_report(html, "example.pdf")

And your final result may look like this (PDF file):
Infos

PIP installation:

Unset

pip install pdf_reports

Web documentation:

https://edinburgh-genome-foundry.github.io/pdf_reports/

Github Page:
https://github.com/Edinburgh-Genome-Foundry/pdf_reports

Live demo:

http://cuba.genomefoundry.org/sculpt_a_sequence

License: MIT, Copyright Edinburgh Genome Foundry


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pip install pdf-reports

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Create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML content.
Navigation

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Statistics

GitHub statistics:

​ Stars: 198
​ Forks: 39
​ Open issues: 11
​ Open PRs: 1
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License: MIT

Author: Zulko

Tags

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Maintainers
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PSF Sponsor · Served ethically




Project description

PDF Reports (complete documentation here) is a Python library to create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML or Pug
templates. It features modern-looking components (via the Semantic UI framework) and provides routines to embed tables or
plots in the documents.

Example of use

Your Pug template file template.pug may look like this (see a full example):
Unset

#sidebar I am the text in the sidebar.

h1 {{ title }}

.ui.piled.segment

p Oh hi there ! I am some text in a cool box.

Your Python code will be as follows:

Unset

from pdf_reports import pug_to_html, write_report


html = pug_to_html("template.pug", title="My report")

write_report(html, "example.pdf")

And your final result may look like this (PDF file):
Infos

PIP installation:

Unset

pip install pdf_reports

Web documentation:

https://edinburgh-genome-foundry.github.io/pdf_reports/

Github Page:
https://github.com/Edinburgh-Genome-Foundry/pdf_reports

Live demo:

http://cuba.genomefoundry.org/sculpt_a_sequence

License: MIT, Copyright Edinburgh Genome Foundry


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pdf-reports 0.3.5
pip install pdf-reports

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Create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML content.
Navigation

​ Project description
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Project links

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Statistics

GitHub statistics:

​ Stars: 198
​ Forks: 39
​ Open issues: 11
​ Open PRs: 1
View statistics for this project via Libraries.io, or by using our public dataset on Google BigQuery

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License: MIT

Author: Zulko

Tags

PDF, report, web, jinja, weasyprint

Maintainers
EdinburghGenomeFoundry

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PSF Sponsor · Served ethically




Project description

PDF Reports (complete documentation here) is a Python library to create nice-looking PDF reports from HTML or Pug
templates. It features modern-looking components (via the Semantic UI framework) and provides routines to embed tables or
plots in the documents.

Example of use

Your Pug template file template.pug may look like this (see a full example):
Unset

#sidebar I am the text in the sidebar.

h1 {{ title }}

.ui.piled.segment

p Oh hi there ! I am some text in a cool box.

Your Python code will be as follows:

Unset

from pdf_reports import pug_to_html, write_report


html = pug_to_html("template.pug", title="My report")

write_report(html, "example.pdf")

And your final result may look like this (PDF file):
Infos

PIP installation:

Unset

pip install pdf_reports

Web documentation:

https://edinburgh-genome-foundry.github.io/pdf_reports/

Github Page:
https://github.com/Edinburgh-Genome-Foundry/pdf_reports

Live demo:

http://cuba.genomefoundry.org/sculpt_a_sequence

License: MIT, Copyright Edinburgh Genome Foundry


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