py2pdf
Description
py2pdf has one simple purpose: It takes a string with python source code and creates a nice looking pdf file. The library is simple and self-contained. All pdf generation is done by py2pdf itself. No font files are needed.
Quick example
>>> import py2pdf
>>> text = open('py2pdf.py').read()
>>> f = open('tmp.pdf', 'wb')
>>> py2pdf.create_pdf(
... text, f,
... title='py2pdf',
... pagesize=py2pdf.A4,
... printed_by='Printed by ME',
... file_date='2020-08-01')
>>> py2pdf.startfile('tmp.pdf')
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Release files for py2pdf 0.1.3
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