New try at HTML/PDF export #16
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Should solve issue #4, and replaces PR #9 (which it also builds upon. Thanks @dschick!).
There was a very simple PDF export feature in Elogy before, but it was barely usable; formatting was very simple and it did not include images. This PR fixes those things and adds a HTML export.
The feature can be used like this:
$ curl -OJ "http://elogy/api/logbooks/1/entries/?download=html&reverse_order=false&n=10"This should produce a HTML file containing the first ten entries in logbook 1, named after the logbook and the current time. The "download" parameter can be set to "html" or "pdf". The usual filtering options are also available.
There's also a simple helper script included, to export a whole logbook to a zipped file. The idea is that exporting a very large logbook might take some time - probably not more than some seconds but still, it will lock up the server meanwhile - so it's better to export it incrementally.
Formatting of the HTML is still not great (see
templates/entry_export.html.jinja2), feedback would be appreciated. Also, testing is needed as I had to make a few changes to the config.