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Scheduling overview for Vatsim Germany's Forum.
Output as a jpg.
Using the following python dependancies
Using the following python dependencies
* imgkit, which in turn depends on wkhtmltopdf
* dateutil
* requests
* requests
Setup:
1. If necessary, change path to wkhtmltoimage in vatsched.py lines 92-94.
2. Setup image outputs in sched.py:
* List all stations as a python list. Use "--" to insert visual breaks in the table.
* List all dates as a python list as datetime objects. There are functions available to help with regularly occuring events:
* EveryXDaysFromStartdate (String startdate, int x, int numberofdays = 1) - Returns a python list of datetime objects. For regularly recurring events. Define a startdate and an interval in days for the event. numberofdays defines how many upcoming days will be returned.
* EveryXWeeksFromStartdate (String startdate, int x, int numberofdays = 1) - Returns a python list of datetime objects. For regularly recurring events. Define a startdate and an interval in weeks for the event. numberofdays defines how many upcoming days will be returned. This just an alias for EveryXDaysFromStardate with the input for x being x*7.
* EveryWeekday (int weekday, int numberofdays) - Returns a list of datetime objects. This to be used for weekly events. Define a day of the week and the number of days to be displayed. Monday = 0.
* WholeWeek (int shift = 0) - Returns a list of 7 datetime objects for consecutive days. Will start with today + shift days.
* Define output filename

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abbreviations = {}
def EveryXWeeksFromStartdate(startdate, x, numberofdates = 1):
def EveryXDaysFromStartdate(startdate, x, numberofdates = 1):
startdate = parse(startdate)
days = []
while (len(days) < numberofdates):
startdate += timedelta(days=x*7)
startdate += timedelta(days=x)
if(datetime.today() <= startdate):
days.append(startdate)
return days
def EveryXWeeksFromStartdate(startdate, x, numberofdates = 1):
return EveryXDaysFromStartdate(startdate, x * 7, numberofdates)
def EveryWeekday(weekday, numberofdates=1):
startdate = datetime.today() + timedelta((weekday - datetime.today().weekday()) % 7)
days = []
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text = maketable(stations, displaydates, relbookings)
css = 'layout.css'
config = imgkit.config(wkhtmltoimage='C:/Program Files/wkhtmltopdf/bin/wkhtmltoimage.exe')
options = {'width': (100 + 75 * len(displaydates)), 'disable-smart-width': ''}
imgkit.from_string(text, filename, css=css, config=config, options=options)
# config = imgkit.config(wkhtmltoimage='C:/Program Files/wkhtmltopdf/bin/wkhtmltoimage.exe')
config = imgkit.config(wkhtmltoimage='/usr/bin/wkhtmltoimage')
imgkit.from_string(text, filename, css=css, options=options, config=config)
return
def fetchData(startdate = datetime.today(), enddate = (datetime.today() + timedelta(1))):