Python Template Package

Introduction This package uses 2 major packages: • python-docx for reading, writing and creating sub documents • jinja2 for managing tags inserted into the template docx python-docx-template has been created because python-docx is powerful for creating documents but not for modifying them. The idea is to begin to create an example of the document you want to generate with microsoft word, it can be as complex as you want: pictures, index tables, footer, header, variables, anything you can do with word. Then, as you are still editing the document with microsoft word, you insert jinja2-like tags directly in the document. You save the document as a.docx file (xml format): it will be your.docx template file. Now you can use python-docx-template to generate as many word documents you want from this.docx template and context variables you will associate. Note: python-docx-template as been tested with MS Word 97, it may not work with other version. Restrictions The usual jinja2 tags, are only to be used inside a same run of a same paragraph, it can not be used across several paragraphs, table rows, runs.

Note: a ‘run’ for microsoft word is a sequence of characters with the same style. For example, if you create a paragraph with all characters the same style: word will create internally only one ‘run’ in the paragraph. Now, if you put in bold a text in the middle of this paragraph, word will transform the previous ‘run’ into 3 ‘runs’ (normal - bold - normal). Replace docx pictures It is not possible to dynamically add images in header/footer, but you can change them. The idea is to put a dummy picture in your template, render the template as usual, then replace the dummy picture with another one. You can do that for all medias at the same time. Note: the aspect ratio will be the same as the replaced image Note2: Specify the filename that has been used to insert the image in the docx template (only its basename, not the full path) Syntax to replace dummy_header_pic.jpg.

Replace docx medias It is not possible to dynamically add other medias than images in header/footer, but you can change them. The idea is to put a dummy media in your template, render the template as usual, then replace the dummy media with another one. You can do that for all medias at the same time.

Note: for images, the aspect ratio will be the same as the replaced image Note2: it is important to have the source media files as they are required to calculate their CRC to find them in the docx. (dummy file name is not important) Syntax to replace dummy_header_pic.jpg.

May 22, 2017 Python; Deploy an SSH Enabled VM with a Template in Python; Deploy an SSH Enabled VM with a Template in Python. Within the azure-mgmt-resource package. README.rst python-docx-template. Use a docx as a jinja2 template. This package uses 2 major packages: python-docx for reading, writing and creating sub.

Modern-package-template modern-package-template is a to create an initial layout for your Python projects using modern tools and practices followed in the Python community. Thus, your projects will have the following characteristics: • Use instead of setuptools as the BDFL himself it. • support, though you are not required to make use of it. • README.txt and NEWS.txt automatically included in your package metadata as long_description, thus making them appear in the page for your project.

Zard Single Collection 20th Anniversary Rarity. • Automatic script (or.exe) creation using Distribute Here is created using modern-package-template. See the section titled “Roadmap” below for planned features. Getting started First install modern-package-template using or: $ pypm install modern-package-template OR $ pip install modern-package-template To create a Python project called “helloworld”, run the following command in your terminal: $ paster create -t modern_package helloworld You can also, optionally, create: $ paster create -t modern_package my. Bju Chemistry 2nd Edition. new.package package=my.new.package Once you create the project layout, the very first thing you must do is to review the contents of README.txt and edit it accordingly.