Add another img

[davidpatalejos]

Hi everyone. I want to change the logo from the basic example but I can't get it right, It looks empty without any image.

This is my syntax for adding a new image, I have it in a folder and at the same folder but I can't get it right and I don't know why.

img(style="width:400px; display:block; margin:0 auto;" src="{{ img }}") img(style="width:400px; display:block; margin:0 auto;" src="/static/avocado.png") img(style="width:400px; display:block; margin:0 auto;" src="/static/avocado.jpg") img(style="width:400px; display:block; margin:0 auto;" src="./avocado.png") img(style="width:400px; display:block; margin:0 auto;" src="./avocado.jpg")

None of them above is showing the image.

Thank you a lot.

[bacox]

Looking at the generated html of the basic example, the absolute file path is used. I guess you can use python to join the relative path with the current working directory to get the absolute path and inject the path as a variable into pug. I was not able to use relative paths, only absolute paths.

Support for relative paths or an example showing how that can be done would be great!

[veghp]

The pug template refers to the GLOBALS variable. One option is adding the image path:

import pdf_reports
pdf_reports.GLOBALS["avocado"] = "/path/to/avocado.png"

Then modify the pug template:

img(style="width:200px; display:block; margin:0 auto;"
    src="file:///{{ avocado }}")

PDF output:

[Theophylline]

A related question: attribute interpolation doesn't seem to work with pug_to_html. I have a list of images that I want to render with

each fpath in img_files
   img(src=fpath)

where img_files is a list containing image paths ['file:///{{img1}}', 'file:///{{img2}}' ... ]. These paths have already been added to pdf_reports.GLOBALS. @veghp Do you have a solution to this? Thanks a lot.

[veghp]

Where did you define img_files? This works for me: pdf_reports.GLOBALS["img_files"] = ["file:///path/to/avocado.png", "file:///path/to/screenshot.png"] Pug template:

each fpath in img_files
    img(style="width:200px; display:block; margin:0 auto;"
    src=fpath)

[Theophylline]

I defined img_files in another Python script and passed it to pug_to_html. It works now, thank you so much! I stored the file paths as separate keys in GLOBALS, which was why it didn't work.

[veghp]

Great, I'm glad it works now!