Certificator
Event certificate generator. Currently supports CSV/JSON + Meetup.
How to install
pip install certificator
How to use (using CLI interface)
From local CSV file:
certificator csv \
--meta-file <your_meta_json_file.json> \
--data-file <your_data_file.csv> \
--template-path <your_template.html_folder_path>From MEETUP events:
certificator meetup <destination_path> \
--urlname <your-meetup-urlname> \
--event-id <meetup_event_id> \
--meetup-api-key <your_MEETUP_API_KEY> \
--template-path <your_template.html_folder_path>For more options, type certificator –help
Examples
Inside the folder examples/ are some files to be used as examples. To generate certificates using the data in data.csv, you can run the command
certificator csv \
--meta-file meta.json \
--data-file data.csv1 maintainer
Metadata
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