django-renderpdf

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django-renderpdf is a Django app to render django templates as PDF files.

Introduction

Rendering PDFs for web developers is generally pretty non-trivial, and there's no common approach to doing this. django-renderpdf attempts to allow reusing all the known tools and skills when generating a PDF file in a Django app:

• Use Django template files, which are internally rendered as HTML and them PDF files.
• Use staticfiles app to include any CSS or image files.
• Simply subclass a PDFView class which has an interface very similar to Django's own built-in View classes.

Documentation

The full documentation is available at https://django-renderpdf.readthedocs.io/.

Licence

django-renderpdf is licensed under the ISC licence. See LICENCE for details.