auto-docx 1.0.3

Execute Python scripts and Jupyter notebooks, generating Word documents with output, images, and markdown

Auto-DOCX

A professional Python tool that executes Python scripts and Jupyter notebooks, automatically generating formatted Word documents with output, images, and markdown content.

Features

• ✅ Execute Python scripts (.py) and Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb)
• ✅ Capture stdout output and matplotlib images
• ✅ Render markdown cells from notebooks
• ✅ Generate professional Word documents with monospaced formatting
• ✅ Include source code by default (use --no-source to exclude)
• ✅ Save and reuse Python environment and roll number settings
• ✅ Command-line interface with flexible options

Installation

From PyPI

pip install auto-docx

From source

# Clone the repository
cd AUTO_DOCX

# Install in development mode
pip install -e .

Usage

Basic Usage

# Execute a Python script
auto-docx my_script.py

# Execute a Jupyter notebook
auto-docx my_notebook.ipynb

Command-Line Options

auto-docx <script_path> [options]

Arguments:
  script_path              Path to the Python file (.py) or notebook (.ipynb)

Options:
  -o, --output PATH        Custom output path for the Word document
  --no-source              Exclude source code from the document
  --timeout SECONDS        Timeout for execution (default: 300)
  -v, --verbose            Enable verbose output
  -r, --roll-no ROLL       Roll number to include in document header
  --save-roll              Save roll number as default for future runs
  --list-envs              List available Python environments
  --env ENV                Select environment by name or index
  --save-env               Save environment as default for future runs
  --python PATH            Path to Python executable
  -h, --help               Show help message

Examples

# Basic execution
auto-docx my_script.py

# Execute notebook with custom output
auto-docx notebook.ipynb -o results/output.docx

# Set roll number and save for future use
auto-docx script.py --roll-no 123456789 --save-roll

# Use specific Python environment and save it
auto-docx script.py --env 3 --save-env

# List available environments
auto-docx --list-envs

# Exclude source code, set timeout
auto-docx my_script.py --no-source --timeout 60

Output Format

The generated Word document includes:

1. Header - Document title (filename) and roll number
2. Source Code - The script/notebook source code (included by default)
3. Output - Captured stdout, images, and rendered markdown cells

All code sections use Courier New monospaced font for proper formatting.

Configuration

Settings are saved to ~/.auto_docx_config.json:

{
  "env": "3",
  "roll_no": "123456789"
}

Once saved with --save-env or --save-roll, these values are automatically used in future runs.

Project Structure

AUTO_DOCX/
├── pyproject.toml          # Project configuration
├── requirements.txt        # Dependencies
├── README.md               # This file
└── src/
    └── auto_docx/
        ├── __init__.py         # Package initialization
        ├── main.py             # Entry point and CLI
        ├── executor.py         # Script execution logic
        ├── document.py         # Word document generation
        └── notebook_runner.py  # Jupyter notebook execution

License

MIT License - See LICENSE file for details.