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* use jinja2 package directly to process templates * use pandas to read CSV file
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I will need to regularly create certificates of attendance for the carpentry workshops we are running. I was pointed at these very handy templates which I have modified for my particular needs.
I have also slightly modernised the code by porting it to argparse and using jinja2. The alternative csv file is read using pandas. Missing columns, eg instructor, are added from the command line options.
More significantly, I have turned the script into an installable python package. Install it either with
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