I’ve worked with Ryan Stewart of ipapercraft.com to improve his initial work on creating a paper wallet PDF generator. I like having a paper wallet since it is thin, free, disposable and biodegradable. For some reason I’m really interested in wallets.
What I’ve done:
modified the php pdf library from R&OS to handle rotated text blocks better. I’m submitting the changes in, so hopefully they’ll be included into a new version.
Created a wallet class that abstracts out the important stuff for making the wallet, including image rotation and text rotation.
Modified Ryan’s generator class to use my wallet pdf class.
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PDF Wallet Generator
I’ve worked with Ryan Stewart of ipapercraft.com to improve his initial work on creating a paper wallet PDF generator. I like having a paper wallet since it is thin, free, disposable and biodegradable. For some reason I’m really interested in wallets.
What I’ve done:
Source code for my pdf wallet class, my changes to class.ezpdf.php and class.pdf.php and the modified generator are all in my subversion repository. As ezpdf is a public domain license, I’ve also made my changes available under a public domain license. Go buck wild.
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