KeglandLablemaker

Python utility to generate Bishop tap-handle PDFs (t1.pdf, t2.pdf, t3.pdf, t4.pdf) by placing your image into the template Bishop-Tap-Handle-Template-Graphics.pdf.

What it does

• Looks in the script’s folder for the template PDF and for an image named 1.png, 1.jpg, 1.jpeg, 1.gif, 1.tif, or 1.tiff (first match wins).
• Creates four styled variants so you can pick the best fit:
  • Style 1: Fits the image centered within the yellow viewable area.
  • Style 2: Covers the yellow viewable area (crops as needed).
  • Style 3: Fits the image aligned to the bottom of the yellow viewable area.
  • Style 4: Covers the right-side red outline area with an extra 3 mm buffer (tight to that outline) while keeping the red line visible on top.
• Saves outputs as t1.pdf, t2.pdf, t3.pdf, t4.pdf in the same folder.

Requirements

• Python 3.9+
• PyMuPDF, Pillow (install with pip install -r requirements.txt)

Usage

1. Place these files together in one folder:
   • LableMaker.py
   • Bishop-Tap-Handle-Template-Graphics.pdf
   • One image named 1.png / 1.jpg / 1.jpeg / 1.gif / 1.tif / 1.tiff
2. Install dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt
   

3. Run from the folder that holds the template and image:

   python src/LableMaker.py
   

4. Collect the generated t1.pdf, t2.pdf, t3.pdf, t4.pdf from the same folder.

Notes

• Run the script from the directory containing the template and 1.* image (the script uses the current working directory).
• Existing t1-t4 PDFs are overwritten automatically; close them in any PDF viewer before rerunning if Windows locks the files.
• If the template or image is missing, the script exits with a clear error.
• Style 4 keeps the red outline visible on top; yellow guides may still be present beneath the image.
• Swap out the 1.* image and rerun to regenerate all variants quickly.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.