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NAME

       credential-sheets - Account Credential Sheets Tool

SYNOPSIS

       credential-sheets [ [options] <CSV-file-1> [<CSV-file-2> [...]]  ]

DESCRIPTION

       After  mass  import  of  user accounts (e.g. into LDAP) or mass creation of WiFi voucher codes, most site
       administrators have to create information sheets (or snippets) containing those  new   credentials  (like
       username, password, policy of usage, etc.).

       With  this  tiny  tool,  providing  these pieces of information to multiple users, becomes really simple.
       Account data is taken from a CSV file and the sheets are output as PDF using  easily  configurable  LaTeX
       template files.

OPTIONS

       credential-sheets command accepts the following command line options:

       --help Display a help with all available command line options and exit.

       --template=<tpl-name>
              Name of the template to use.

       --cols=<x>
              Render <x> columns per sheet.

       --rows=<y>
              Render <y> rows per sheet.

       --zip  Do create a ZIP file at the end.

       --zipfilename=<zip-file-name>
              Alternative ZIP file name (default: name of parent folder).

       --debug
              Don't remove temporary files.

CSV FILE FORMAT

       The credential-sheets tool can handle any sort of column arrangement in given CSV file(s). It expects the
       CSV file(s) to have column names in their first line.

       The given column names have to map to the "VAR-<column-name>" placeholders in  credential-sheets's  LaTeX
       templates.

       The shipped-with templates "students" and "teachers" can handle these column names:

         * login -- The user account's login id (uid)
         * lastName -- The user's last name(s)
         * firstName -- The user's first name(s)
         * password -- The user's password
         * form -- The form name/ID (student template only)
         * subjects -- Subjects taught by a teacher (teachers template only)

       The shipped-with template "wifivouchers" can handle these column names:

         * essid -- The WiFi network's ESSID (network name)
         * login -- The voucherĀ“s login id (if any)
         * code -- The voucherĀ“s login code
         * duration -- The validity period of a voucher code

       If  you  create  your own templates, you can be very flexible in using your own column names and template
       names. Only make sure that the column names provided in the CSV file(s)'s first line match the  variables
       used in the customized LaTeX template. See below for details.

CUSTOMIZATIONS

       The    shipped-with    credential    sheets    templates    are    expected    to    be    installed   in
       ``/usr/share/credential-sheets/`` for system-wide installations. When customizing templates, simply place
       a  modified copy of any of those files into ``~/.credential-sheets/`` or ``/etc/credential-sheets/``. For
       further details, see below.

       The credential-sheets tool uses these *configuration* files:

         * header.tex (LaTeX file header)
         * <tpl-name>-template.tex (whereas <tpl-name> "students",
           "teachers" and "wifivouchers" are provided on default installations, this
           is extensible by defining your own template files, see below).
         * footer.tex (LaTeX file footer)

       Search paths for configuration files (in listed order):

         * $HOME/.credential-sheets/
         * ./
         * /etc/credential-sheets/
         * /usr/local/share/credential-sheets/
         * /usr/share/credential-sheets/

       You can easily customize the resulting PDF files generated with this tool by placing  your  own  template
       files, header and footer where appropriate.

FILES

       /usr/share/credentail-sheets/*.tex

       /etc/credential-sheets/*.tex (optional)

       $HOME/.credential-sheets/*.tex (optional)

AUTHOR

       This  manual  and  the  credential-sheets tool itself has been written for the Debian Edu project by Mike
       Gabriel <mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de>.