Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: PyPDFLite
Version: 0.1.1
Summary: Simple PDF Writer.
Home-page: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyPDFLite/
Author: Katerina Hanson
Author-email: katerina.hanson@gmail.com
License: LICENSE.txt
Description: pypdflite
        =========
        
        A lightweight utility for creating PDF files, written in Python
        
        My intention was to use this to generate reports, and set up templates.
        Most decisions have a default, so it should be easy to get a report up
        and running.
        
        The _test.py files in the top folder show how the library in
        the pypdflite folder might be implemented in a program.
        
        Text is flowable, wrappable. Simply use document.add_text(), and the 
        cursor will advance. I believe in most cases, the document will handle 
        new pages appropriately, and you should not have to call new page.
        
        Lines can be made with points, or by two cursor locations.
        
        ColorSchemes can be saved, new ones set, and then the old ones re-instated.
        There is a reference list for colors, but you can create new ones, and
        name them yourself.
        
        Margins are set by default, but can be changed. Default orientation is portrait,
        and 8.5 x 11.5, but the dimensions and orientation can be changed.
        
        Tables can be made. Assumes a list of lists, where each list is a row. There
        is a flag for if it's columns.
        
        I have gotten PNG's working for images, but tranparent does not work, and
        the alpha channel is currenly discarded.
        
        
        Plans:
        Lists with bullets
        
        To run tests from the command line, from this dir, use:
        
        > python -m pypdflite.tests.runexamples
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