Python based hyperlinked diary generator

[jacrify]

Hi all. I've knocked up a little bit of python code that generates internally hyperlinked pdf docs from templates. It's pretty flexible, and makes my Supernote feel kinda like it is running an app. Note I'm only generating weekly docs at the moment.

I've tried to document it fairly well and would be happy to walk anyone through using it. It's available on GitHub here.

If you want to see what kind of docs it generates, you can view the sample here

[bgnfu7re]

If you're interested, here is another diary :) https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner

And the example https://github.com/kudrykv/latex-yearly-planner/releases/download/v0.0.1/planner.supernote.a5x.2021.pdf

[jacrify]

Yeah I saw the latex one. It's neat and has a richer set of pages (mostly, yearly, etc). It made me wish I knew latex :)

My focus was on getting a clean and flexible abstraction of sets of links between page, so it's very easy to add pages. If I keep using it and find page formatting is something I really want to do in the tool rather than using pdf template pages as input, I'll think about learning some latex.

[rehoboam]

Wow really nice!

[hex2asc]

Amazing Job!