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It's too heavy.  Also, reportlab is a fairly low-level API.  Unless you're going to write a higher-level abstraction layer, it wouldn't "fit" in web2py.  Plus, most people will want to take advantage of the speedups (which can't be included in the source version of web2py).

Pisa fits the niceness of API criteria but relying on reportlabs still makes it too big.

my 2c

-tim

mdipierro wrote:
Should we include reportlab in web2py?

pros:
web2py lacks printing capability and pdf output may be a solution
the license allows it

cons:
it doubles the size of web2py
there are alternative such as the openoffice APIs
it requires creating a site-package folder and add it the path

Comments?

Massimo

  

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