pyparagraph

by Sumner Hayes · indexed from pypi

A library to do Knuth-Plass (aka TeX/LaTeX) text-wrapping, rendering the result as lines of text or in a specified font/size on a PIL image. PIL rendering optionally supports limited rich text (bold and/or italic) via <b> and <i> tags.

This package is an attempt to make it easy to render paragraphs to a PIL Image in Python, with excellent line-breaking via the Knuth-Plass algorithm. This algorithm is used by TeX and LaTeX, and is commonly called the TeX line-breaking algorithm or the LaTeX line-breaking algorithm). A simple greedy wrapping algorithm is available as a fallback. Console/text output is supported as well as PIL output.

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