JPG to PDF is a simple Python CLI Tool which merges all the images in a directory as one single PDF.
Note: Why did I fork this at the time? Well, I simply wanted a CLI tool capable of easily merging the pages of the comics I occasionally download from the internet (like the "Back to the Future" series for example). For some reason the pages came in separate
.jpg
files, so I decided to merge them into a single pdf for easy reading. PS: I know there are online tools that already do this, but where is the fun in using them when I can have my own tool?
Usage: main.py [OPTIONS] DIRPATH NAME
Merges all `.jpg` files contained within DIRPATH into a single PDF called NAME.
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.