PDF code proyect generator
Spending many hours in front of a screen can be tiring. Sometimes we need to analyze libraries that are used in our application and to give our eyes a break, this program could be usefull. Its input is a folder that contains files of code, and the output is a pdf document of highlighted source. Also, at the beginning an index is added, which indicates the page number per each file of code.
Installation
pip install code_to_pdf
You will also need wkhtmltopdf. In Ubuntu:
sudo apt install wkhtmltopdf
Usage
code_to_pdf --title output_document path/to/project/dir/
It will generate a file named "ouptut_document.pdf"
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