InvoiceGenerator 1.0.1

Library to generate PDF invoice.

This is library to generate a simple invoices. Currently supported formats are PDF and XML for Pohoda accounting system. PDF invoice is based on ReportLab.

Installation

Run this command as root:

pip install InvoiceGenerator

If you want upgrade to new version, add --upgrade flag:

pip install InvoiceGenerator --upgrade

You can use setup.py from GitHub repository too:

python setup.py install

Documentation

Complete documentation is available on Read The Docs.

Example

Basic API

Define invoice data first:

import os

from tempfile import NamedTemporaryFile

from InvoiceGenerator.api import Invoice, Item, Client, Provider, Creator

# choose english as language
os.environ["INVOICE_LANG"] = "en"

client = Client('Client company')
provider = Provider('My company', bank_account='2600420569', bank_code='2010')
creator = Creator('John Doe')

invoice = Invoice(client, provider, creator)
invoice.currency_locale = 'en_US.UTF-8'
invoice.add_item(Item(32, 600, description="Item 1"))
invoice.add_item(Item(60, 50, description="Item 2", tax=21))
invoice.add_item(Item(50, 60, description="Item 3", tax=0))
invoice.add_item(Item(5, 600, description="Item 4", tax=15))

Note: Due to Python’s representational error, write numbers as integer tax=10, Decimal tax=Decimal('10.1') or string tax='1.2' to avoid getting results with lot of decimal places.

PDF

Generate PDF invoice file:

from InvoiceGenerator.pdf import SimpleInvoice

pdf = SimpleInvoice(invoice)
pdf.gen("invoice.pdf", generate_qr_code=True)

Pohoda XML

Generate XML invoice file:

from InvoiceGenerator.pohoda import SimpleInvoice

pdf = SimpleInvoice(invoice)
pdf.gen("invoice.xml")

Note: Pohoda uses three tax rates: none: 0%, low: 15%, high: 21%. If any item doesn’t meet those percentage, the rateVat parameter will not be set for those items resulting in 0% tax rate.

Only SimpleInvoice is currently supported for Pohoda XML format.

Hacking

Fork the repository on github and write code. Make sure to add tests covering your code under /tests/. You can run tests using:

python setup.py test

Then propose your patch via a pull request.

Documentation is generated from doc/source/ using Sphinx:

python setup.py build_sphinx

Then head to doc/build/html/index.html.

History

1.0.0 - 2018-05-17

• Add support for Pohoda XML format

• Added much more complex documentation

• Parameter Address.zip was renamed to Address.zip_code

• Add parameters division and country to the Address

• Added parameter Address.bank_code If present, the bank code will be written after dash to the account number, otherwise whole Address.bank_account will be used

• Address are rendered to fit the area on the PDF invoice

• Code style fixes

• Fixes for rounding: usage of decimal.Decimal and added parameter Invoice.rounding_strategy

• Fix for QR code

• Allow to set line width in SimpleInvoice

0.5.4 - 2017-03-22

• Fix locale in build package

0.5.3 - 2017-01-09

• Use Babel for currency formating; fix and improve tests

0.5.2 - 2014-12-04

• Stop mentionning python2.6 support

• Make invoice.variable_symbol optional

0.5.1 - 2014-10-28

• Fix conf relative import

• Use python native function splitlines for notes

0.5.0 - 2014-09-21

• Add property number to object Invoice

• Replaced variable symbol for invoice number in invoice header

• Update Czech translations

0.4.9 - 2014-07-3

• Bug fix previous commit

0.4.8 - 2014-07-3

• Create proforma invoice

0.4.7 - 2014-07-1

• Change date format for qr code generator

• Disable converting datetime to string on Invoice

• Disable rendering empty values

0.4.6 - 2014-05-14

• The displayed number of pages only when there is more than one

• Rename Date to Date of exposure

• Use pillow instead of PIL

0.4.5 - 2014-04-21

• Support for multipage items printout

• Support for multiline item description

• Use locale to print currency strings and values

• Adding logo to provider header

No notes on earlier releases.

Contributors

• Adam Strauch (@creckx)

• Martin Voldrich (@rbas)

• Petr Dlouhy (@PetrDlouhy)

• Antoine Musso (@hashar)