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34 lines
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# Calendar Generator
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A calendar generator, built in LaTeX. The main work is done by the `calpage`
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command which is based on the [birthday calendar example](www.texample.net/tikz/examples/birthday-calendar/)
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by Hakon Malmedal.
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The images are licensed as [cc-by 4.0](ihttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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as is calpage.sty.
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# Prerequisites
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- [LuaTeX](http://www.luatex.org/)
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- make
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# Usage
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Generate the following folder structure: `calendars/{year}/images`.
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It is assumed that the images are named after the months of the year (in English)
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and that there is one image called `title`.
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Make a file `calendars/{year}/title` and write the calendar title into.
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To build all run `make`.
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To build only a specific year run for example `make 2015`.
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# Configuration
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Months and weekdays are in german, if you want to change that take a look at the
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`pgfcalendarmonthname` definition in `calendar.tex` and the `day letter headings`
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in `calpage.sty`. For holiday definitions, take a look at the end of `calpage.sty`.
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I will make that easier to configure in a future version.
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You'll find the generated pdfs in the `build` folder.
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