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MT2268 Printing html notices on pdf printers 

This adds a shell script which is able to turn html files
into pdf and print them on a printer
It takes a directory where pdf files is laid, a css filename,
a host for printer and a Printername

printoverdues : generates PDF files from html files in directorys and prints them
  usage :
  printoverdues.sh directory [css [printer_host [printername]]]
   - directory      directory to use to apply html2pdf transform
   - css            css file to apply to html
   - printer_host   Network Name or IP of the printer (port possibly included)
   - printer_name   printername
  Note that css printerhost and printername are optional parameters
  Note that this script uses xhtml2pdf command
      xhtml2pdf command comes with pisa (a python library)
               To install you need setuptools library for python
               then type easy_install pisa
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Henri-Damien LAURENT 2010-01-27 09:52:49 +01:00
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#!/usr/bin/bash
print_usage(){
echo "$0 : generates PDF files from html files in directorys and prints them";
echo "usage :";
echo "$0 directory [css [printer_host [printername]]]"
echo " - directory directory to use to apply html2pdf transform";
echo " - css css file to apply to html ";
echo " - printer_host Network Name or IP of the printer (port possibly included) ";
echo " - printer_name printername ";
echo "Note that css printerhost and printername are optional parameters ";
echo "Note that this script uses xhtml2pdf command ";
echo " xhtml2pdf command comes with pisa (a python library)
To install you need setuptools library for python
then type easy_install pisa ";
exit 1;
}
if [ $# -lt 1 ]
then
print_usage
fi
if [[ ! -d $1 ]]
then
echo "$1 : directory expected";
exit 1;
fi
if [[ -n $2 && -f $2 ]]
then
set $optpisa "--css $2";
fi
if [[ -n $3 ]]
then
set $optprinter "-h $3";
fi
if [[ -n $4 ]]
then
set $optprinter "$optprinter -d $4";
fi
for i in $1/*.html
do
xhtml2pdf $optpisa $i
done
lp $optprinter $1/*.pdf
tar cvfz $directory`date "+%Y%m%d"`.tar.gz $directory
rm -rf $directory