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pdify
Generate PDF files from a directory of images
Install
$ go get github.com/0xazure/pdify
Usage
Specify a relative or absolute directory path as the argument.
$ pdify <directory>
Options
-o, --output <filename>Specify the output file. Requires a .pdf extension.
Examples
# Basic usage
$ pdify archive # Produces archive.pdf
# Specify output file
$ pdify archive --output image_archive.pdf # Produces image_archive.pdf
Given a directory structure:
archive
├── vol00
│ ├── 00.jpg
│ ├── 01.jpg
│ ├── 02.jpg
│ └── 03.jpg
├── vol01
│ ├── aa.jpg
│ ├── ab.jpg
│ ├── ac.jpg
│ └── ad.jpg
└── vol02
├── xx.jpg
├── xy.jpg
├── xz.jpg
└── xq.jpg
3 directories, 12 files
pdify traverses the directory structure in a depth-first manner, and
appends image files to the resultant PDF in lexicographical (alpha)
order. Given the directory structure above, pdify archive would produce the
following internal PDF structure:
archive.pdf
├── vol00/00.jpg
├── vol00/01.jpg
├── vol00/02.jpg
├── vol00/03.jpg
├── vol01/aa.jpg
├── vol01/ab.jpg
├── vol01/ac.jpg
├── vol01/ad.jpg
├── vol02/xx.jpg
├── vol02/xy.jpg
├── vol02/xz.jpg
└── vol02/xq.jpg
License
MIT © Stuart "0xazure" Crust
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