This code creates a digital planner (maybe printable someday) for use with the iPad app goodnotes 5.

• An annual overview page with months, days, and optional personal / work goals hyperlinked.
• Monthly pages with weeks, days, and optional personal / work goals hyperlinked.
• Weekly pages with the month, days, and optional personal / work goals hyperlinked.
• Daily pages with a hyperlinked mini calendar and week.
• Annual/Monthly/Weekly personal goals (hyperlinked on each page with the target symbol in the bottom right corner).
• Monthly/Weekly work goals (hyperlinked with briefcase symbol in bottom right corner of monthly/weekly pages).
• Journal pages that can be a full page, half page, or quarter page.
• Lots of hyperlinking. If it seems like it should direct to another page, it probably does.

• Python3 >= 3.9
• Jinja2
• python-dateutil
• playwright (Python)
• Node / NPM

Run

npm install

to install the tailwind dependency.

npm run build -- <start date (YYYY-MM-DD format)> <end date (YYYY-MM-DD format)> <optional arguments> 

To create the PDF from the HTML output, I recommend opening index.html in Chrome and using the "Save as PDF" feature in the print menu. If using this technique, set margins to none and enable background images.

usage: Python Planner Generator [-h] [--start-time START_TIME] [--end-time END_TIME] [--file-suffix FILE_SUFFIX] [--work-goals | --no-work-goals] [--personal-goals | --no-personal-goals]
                                [--daily-pages | --no-daily-pages] [--weekly-pages | --no-weekly-pages] [--journals-per-page {0,1,2,4}] [--dark-mode | --no-dark-mode]
                                start end

GoodNotes 5 Optimized PDF Planner

positional arguments:
  start                 Start date in YYYY-MM-DD format
  end                   End date in YYYY-MM-DD format

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --start-time START_TIME
                        Start hour for daily agenda (24 hour time)
  --end-time END_TIME   End hour for daily agenda (24 hour time)
  --file-suffix FILE_SUFFIX
                        Suffix to add to output file names
  --work-goals, --no-work-goals
  --personal-goals, --no-personal-goals
  --daily-pages, --no-daily-pages
  --weekly-pages, --no-weekly-pages
  --journals-per-page {0,1,2,4}
  --dark-mode, --no-dark-mode