Bonito
Bonito is a very simple tool to generate numerated tickets (for instance, for solidarity events) ready to be printed, clipped and cut, starting from a SVG template.
The idea is to make “books” of consecutive tickets, in this way:
It requires Inkscape and Ghostscript.
How to use it
Design your tickets as SVG marking the placeholder for the number as XXX [1]. See this design) as an example.
Then run passing the number of consecutive tickets to clip together and the number of documents to generate. For example:
bonito mayores.svg --group_by=5 --documents=2
This produces 2 documents, mayores-001-015.pdf and mayores-016-030.pdf .
See the original blog post from 2010 (in spanish) for further details.
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