As an alternative to those Christmas "round robin" letters, my mum likes to create a calendar to send to relatives. This year, I rewrote the original crufty PHP script in Python:
usage: pdfcalendar [options]
Generates a simple PDF calendar for the specified year, one page per month,
optionally using images in the specified directory.
To use images, use the --dir argument to specify a directory (or leave empty
to use the current directory) with the structure:
|-- 01
| |-- s6000001.jpg
|-- 02
| |-- s6000002.jpg
| \\-- s6000003.jpg
|-- 03
| \\-- s6000004.jpg
etc.
Images will be included on the appropriate month's page. If multiple images
for a month exist, they are tiled horizontally.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DIR, --dir=DIR Directory to source images (Default: '.')
-y YEAR, --year=YEAR Year of calendar (Default: next year)
-o FILE, --output=FILE
Output file (Default: calendar.pdf)
-q, --quiet Don't print status messages to STDERR
GPL3+ source available in Git. Would love a patch that tiles images in a square if anyone has a spare moment.