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CSV (comma-separated values) is a text file format where each line contains fields separated by a comma. The format generalizes to “character-separated values” where the separator is some character other than comma.
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"MailMerge" for CSV + Markdown
wrote a small python script following the principles outlined by rd_nielsen.
https://gist.github.com/frederik-elwert/5d0fee06aad946c75ef03084a2684233
You can call it like this:
python3 pandoc-merge.py --csv … addresses.csv -o merged_letter.pdf letter_template.md
In your template, you can use {{ variable }} and other jinja2 constructs to insert content from the fields of your CSV file. …
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