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- **DANFE** - Documento Auxiliar da Nota Fiscal Eletrônica (NF-e)
- **DACCe** - Documento Auxiliar da Carta de Correção Eletrônica (CC-e)
- **DACTE** - Documento Auxiliar do Conhecimento de Transporte Eletrônico (CT-e)
- **DAMDFE** - Documento Auxiliar do Manifesto Eletrônico de Documentos Fiscais (MDF-e)

## Beta Stage Notice 🚧

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pip install brazilfiscalreport[dacte]
```

### Installing CLI with Dependencies
If you specifically need the CLI functionality, you can install it along with its required dependencies using:

```bash
pip install brazilfiscalreport[cli]
```

## Credits 🙌
This is a fork of the [nfe_utils](https://github.com/edsonbernar/nfe_utils) project, originally created by [Edson Bernardino](https://github.com/edsonbernar).

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# About

## Credits 🙌
This is a fork of the [nfe_utils](https://github.com/edsonbernar/nfe_utils) project, originally created by [Edson Bernardino](https://github.com/edsonbernar).

## Feedback and Support 📬
For questions or support, feel free to open an issue or join the discussions in the repository.

## Maintainer 🛠️
[![Engenere](https://storage.googleapis.com/eng-imagens/logo-fundo-preto.webp)]([#](https://engenere.one/))
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Generate DACTE, DANFE, and DACCE documents directly from the terminal. The PDF will be saved in the current directory, and you'll need to create a config.yaml file with issuer details and other configurations.

#### Example of `config.yaml` ⚙️

```yaml
ISSUER:
name: "EMPRESA LTDA"
address: "AV. TEST, 100"
city: "SÃO PAULO"
state: "SP"
phone: "(11) 1234-5678"

LOGO: "/path/to/logo.jpg"
TOP_MARGIN: 5.0
RIGHT_MARGIN: 5.0
BOTTOM_MARGIN: 5.0
LEFT_MARGIN: 5.0
```
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DACCe (Auxiliary Document of the Electronic Bill of Lading) is a printed version of the Electronic Bill of Lading (BL-e) used in Brazil. It simplifies the information from the electronic document, providing details like sender, receiver, cargo, and transportation.

## Using in Python Code 🐍

```python
from brazilfiscalreport.dacce import DaCCe

# Path to the XML file
xml_file_path = 'cce.xml'

# Load XML Content
with open(xml_file_path, "r", encoding="utf8") as file:
xml_content = file.read()

# Instantiate the CC-e PDF object with the loaded XML content
cce = DaCCe(xml=xml_content)

# Save the generated PDF to a file
cce.output('cce.pdf')
```

## Using in CLI 💻

```
bfrep dacce /path/to/cce_1.xml
```
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DACTE (Auxiliary Document of the Electronic Transportation Bill) is a printed document used in Brazil to accompany the electronic transportation invoice (CT-e). It serves as a simplified version of the CT-e, providing key details about the shipment, such as cargo information, sender and receiver, and transport company data.

## Customizing DACTE 🎨

This section describes how to customize the PDF output of the DACTE using the `DacteConfig` class. You can adjust various settings such as margins, fonts, and tax configurations according to your needs.

## Using in Python Code 🐍

```python
from brazilfiscalreport.dacte import Dacte

# Path to the XML file
xml_file_path = 'cte.xml'

# Load XML Content
with open(xml_file_path, "r", encoding="utf8") as file:
xml_content = file.read()

# Instantiate the DACTE object with the loaded XML content
dacte = Dacte(xml=xml_content)
dacte.output('output_dacte.pdf')
```
## Using in CLI 💻

```
bfrep dacte /path/to/dacte.xml
```

## Customizing DACTE 🎨

This section describes how to customize the PDF output of the DACTE using the `DacteConfig` class. You can adjust various settings such as margins, fonts, and tax configurations according to your needs.

### Configuration Options ⚙️

Here is a breakdown of all the configuration options available in `DacteConfig`:

---

**Logo**

- **Type**: `str`, `BytesIO`, or `bytes`
- **Description**: Path to the logo file or binary image data to be included in the PDF. You can use a file path string or pass image data directly.
- **Example**:
```python
config.logo = "path/to/logo.jpg" # Using a file path
```
- **Default**: No logo.

---

**Margins**

- **Type**: `Margins`
- **Fields**: `top`, `right`, `bottom`, `left` (all of type `Number`)
- **Description**: Sets the page margins for the PDF document.
- **Example**:
```python
config.margins = Margins(top=5, right=5, bottom=5, left=5)
```
- **Default**: top, right, bottom, and left are set to 5 mm.

---

**Font Type**

- **Type**: `FontType` (Enum)
- **Values**: `COURIER`, `TIMES`
- **Description**: Font style used throughout the PDF document.
- **Example**:
```python
config.font_type = FontType.COURIER
```
- **Default**: `TIMES`

---

**Display PIS COFINS**

- **Type**: `Bool`
- **Values**: `True`, `False`
- **Description**: Whether or not to display PIS and COFINS taxes in the DACTE totals.
- **Example**:
```python
config.display_pis_cofins = True
```
- **Default**: `False`

---

### Usage Example with Customization

Here’s how to set up a DacteConfig object with a full set of customizations:

```python
from brazilfiscalreport.dacte import (
Dacte,
DacteConfig,
FontType,
Margins,
)

# Path to the XML file
xml_file_path = 'cte.xml'

# Load XML Content
with open(xml_file_path, "r", encoding="utf8") as file:
xml_content = file.read()

# Create a configuration instance
config = DacteConfig(
logo='path/to/logo.png',
margins=Margins(top=10, right=10, bottom=10, left=10),
font_type=FontType.TIMES
)

# Use this config when creating a Dacte instance
dacte = Dacte(xml_content, config=config)
dacte.output('output_dacte.pdf')
```
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DAMDFE (Auxiliary Document of the Electronic Invoice for Retail) is a printed version of the Electronic Retail Invoice (NF-e) in Brazil. It contains key information about the transaction, such as the seller, buyer, and item details, and is used as proof of purchase.

## Using in Python Code 🐍

```python
from brazilfiscalreport.damdfe import Damdfe

# Path to the XML file
xml_file_path = 'damdfe.xml'

# Load XML Content
with open(xml_file_path, "r", encoding="utf8") as file:
xml_content = file.read()

# Instantiate the DAMDFE object with the loaded XML content
damdfe = Damdfe(xml=xml_content)

# Save the generated PDF to a file
damdfe.output('damdfe.pdf')
```

## Using in CLI 💻

```
bfrep damdfe /path/to/cce_1.xml
```
## Customizing DAMDFE 🎨

This section describes how to customize the PDF output of the DAMDFE using the `DamdfeConfig` class. You can adjust various settings such as margins, fonts, and tax configurations according to your needs.

### Configuration Options ⚙️

Here is a breakdown of all the configuration options available in `DamdfeConfig`:

---

**Logo**

- **Type**: `str`, `BytesIO`, or `bytes`
- **Description**: Path to the logo file or binary image data to be included in the PDF. You can use a file path string or pass image data directly.
- **Example**:
```python
config.logo = "path/to/logo.jpg" # Using a file path
```
- **Default**: No logo.

---

**Margins**

- **Type**: `Margins`
- **Fields**: `top`, `right`, `bottom`, `left` (all of type `Number`)
- **Description**: Sets the page margins for the PDF document.
- **Example**:
```python
config.margins = Margins(top=10, right=10, bottom=10, left=10)
```
- **Default**: top, right, bottom, and left are set to 5 mm.

---

**Font Type**

- **Type**: `FontType` (Enum)
- **Values**: `COURIER`, `TIMES`
- **Description**: Font style used throughout the PDF document.
- **Example**:
```python
config.font_type = FontType.COURIER
```
- **Default**: `TIMES`

---

### Usage Example with Customization

Here’s how to set up a DamdfeConfig object with a full set of customizations:

```python
from brazilfiscalreport.damdfe import (
Damdfe,
DacteConfig,
FontType,
Margins,
)

# Path to the XML file
xml_file_path = 'mdf-e.xml'

# Load XML Content
with open(xml_file_path, "r", encoding="utf8") as file:
xml_content = file.read()

# Create a configuration instance
config = DamdfeConfig(
logo='path/to/logo.png',
margins=Margins(top=10, right=10, bottom=10, left=10),
font_type=FontType.TIMES
)

# Use this config when creating a Damdfe instance
damdfe = Damdfe(xml_content, config=config)
damdfe.output('output_dacte.pdf')
```
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