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Python is a versatile programming language widely used for scripting, automation, and web development. Occasionally, you might find the need to convert your Python code into a more accessible format, such as a PDF. In this article, we will explore some methods to achieve this conversion using different libraries: ReportLab, FPDF, and Matplotlib. How To Convert A Python File To A Pdf?Below, are the method To Convert A Python File To A Pdf in Python.
Convert A Python File To A Pdf Using ReportLabReportLab is a powerful Python library for creating PDF documents. First, install the ReportLab to convert a Python file to a PDF using the below command
In this example, below code uses the ReportLab library to convert a Python file (‘example.py‘) to a PDF (‘output_reportlab.pdf’). It creates a canvas for the PDF, reads the content of the Python file, and writes it to the PDF at coordinates (100, 800). Finally, the PDF is saved, resulting in a PDF document containing the Python code. Python3
Output : PDF is Saved Successfully
Convert A Python File To A Pdf Using FPDFFPDF is a lightweight PDF generation library for Python. Here’s how you can use FPDF to convert a Python file first install it using below command:
In this example, below code utilizes the FPDF library to convert a Python file (‘example.py’) into a PDF (‘output_fpdf.pdf’). It creates a PDF document, adds a page, and sets the font. The content of the Python file is then read and inserted into the PDF with line breaks using `multi_cell`. Finally, the resulting PDF is saved, containing the formatted Python code. Python3
Output : PDF is Saved Successfully
Convert A Python File To A Pdf Using MatplotlibMatplotlib is primarily a data visualization library, but it can also be used to convert text into a PDF. first install it.
In this example, below code utilizes the Matplotlib library to convert a Python file (‘example.py’) into a PDF (‘output_matplotlib.pdf’). It reads the content of the Python file, creates a Matplotlib figure with a text element, and saves it as a PDF with no axes. The resulting PDF contains the Python code with the specified formatting. Python3
Output : PDF is Saved Successfully
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