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Post LIC Receipt

A WEB Tool

Python Application scans the address of the client from the scanner and prints on LIC post cover with a certain dimension
Written in: Python 3

Instruction Video on Youtube

Shall be released soon.

DISCLAIMER

  • This project is done only for educational purposes
  • If you are interested in creating any web scraper, you can learn through my projects
  • I am not responsible for any future controversies/copyright issues
  • Making use of my project for any illegal activities does not count as my responsibility

Table of Content

Getting Started

Prerequisite

  • Operating System: Windows 10 (tested)
  • Printer: Canon 3100 (tested)

Setup

  1. Download and install git from git-scm.com
  2. Clone the repo on your windows machine using git clone https://github.com/abhira0/Post_LIC_Receipt
  3. Download Python 3.10 from python.org
  4. Install python module dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt
  5. Open the postit.cmd in any editor
  6. Replace <your_workspace> with the cloned git repo path
  7. Optionally, you can copy the postit.cmd file and paste shortcut on your desktop.

Usage

  • Before running the program, the printer must be switched on and connected to the computer
  • Open postit.cmd file, it should automatically open the web interface in your default browser
  • For the verbose, watch the command line you opened to start flask server (web gui)
  • When you are done, just close both the browser and the cli command prompt.

Executable File (.exe) for Windows (deprecated)

  • You can use the older version which supported the executable file, but it's no longer maintained and supported.
  • Running executable file is as easy as running any executable on Windows 10

Source Code

In the same repository

Contributing

Currently, the project will be owned and developed only by me. Sorry!
But you are always welcome to request a feature by creating an issue in the repository.

Version History

  • v1.0: initial version - GUI using tkinter (completely deprecated)
  • v2.0: web version - using flask

Thank You

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