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\page py_invoice_export Python invoice export
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The goal of these example scripts is to export invoices to
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LaTeX or other output formats as desired.
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\par Files:
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- latex_invoices.py
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A first approach which exports invoice data to an .lco file which is subsequently included into the template
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- Templates:
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- Invoice.tex
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File derived vom scrlttr2.tex v0.3. by Juergen Fenn.
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rechnung.sty is used to create the table of entries
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- gncinvoice_jinja.py
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A second step. Imports jinja2 templates and fills in the invoices values. More flexibility in creating the output files. Output can be anything: LaTeX, HTML, CSV, XML, ...
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- Templates:
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- Invoice.tex.tmpl
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LaTeX template using rechnung.sty, close to the one used by latex_invoices.py.
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- Invoice_2.tex.tmpl
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LaTeX template using a table to fill in the invoices values. No rechnung.sty required.
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\par Goals / Issues:
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- How much logic in the template, how much preprocessing in this file ?
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- Internationalization - currencies, formatting of numbers, templates
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- Providing data of gnucash owner. At the moment this has to be put into the invoices (template/final file) by hand.
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- A jinja2 template mimicking the original html invoices
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\par See also:
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- Modules
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- \ref python_bindings_examples
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- \ref python_bindings
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- Pages
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- \ref python_bindings_page
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*/
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