import os

from python_anvil.api import Anvil

API_KEY = os.environ.get("ANVIL_API_KEY")

# or set your own key here

# API_KEY = 'my-api-key'

def main():

anvil = Anvil(api_key=API_KEY)

# Your fill payload. A number of things can be styled at the

# document-level, and each field can also be styled individually with the

# same styling options.

data = {

"title": "My document title",

"font_size": 12,

"text_color": "#00FF00",

"data": {

# cast field id as the key, and either an object containing

# styling options, or a string containing text to fill the

# field with.

"cast123": {

"textColor": "#0000FF",

"fontSize": 24,

"value": "Double-sized text",

},

"cast456": "Normal text",

"cast789": "Normal text 2",

"cast011": "Normal text 3",

},

}

# Fill the provided cast eid (see PDF Templates in your Anvil account)

# with the data above. This will return bytes for use in directly writing

# to a file.

res = anvil.fill_pdf('abc123', data)

# Version number support

# ----------------------

# A version number can also be passed in. This will retrieve a specific

# version of the PDF to be filled if you don't want the current version

# to be used.

#

# You can also use the constant `Anvil.VERSION_LATEST` to fill a PDF with

# your latest, unpublished changes. Use this if you'd like to fill out a

# draft version of your template/PDF.

#

# res = anvil.fill_pdf('abc123', data, version_number=Anvil.VERSION_LATEST)

# Write the bytes to disk

with open('./file.pdf', 'wb') as f:

f.write(res)

if __name__ == '__main__':

main()