This is a work in progress.

For some reason, DHL exported labels print over the entire A4 page, wasting half of your self sticking labels. Additionally, for international orders, an entire second A4 label is used for the CN22/CN23 document.

This tool grabs these two pages, deletes the half of the page that isn't required for anything, and puts both the label and CN22 on the same page for printing. Additionally, it will fill out the current date into the CN22/CN23 date field so you only need to sign it.

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Might be pushed to Pypi later idk.

• Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/chrismettal/dhlabel

• Change directory into said cloned repo:

cd dhlabel

• Install in "editable" mode:

pip install -e .

Execute dhlabel in the folder containing your downloaded labels fresh from DHL. Alternatively, specify the source and target paths after the command like dhlabel /path/to/source/pdf/folder /path/to/target/pdf/folder.

It will automatically detect national and international orders based on the number of pages in the original document and attempt to use as little pages as possible for your orders (First dumping each international order into one PDF page, before using half a page per national order).

2 files, DHLabels_YYYY-MM-DD.pdf and DHLabels_YY-MM-DD.csv will be created after completion, where the PDF contains all your labels in one file, and the CSV is a list of recipients and their tracking numbers.

• Consolidate international labels into one page
• Consolidate 2 national labels into one page
• Find list of files
  • Detect national vs international order
• Append multiple orders into the same file
• Optionally shrink parts down to fit on smaller than A5 packages

If you like my work please consider supporting me!

This work is licensed under a GNU GPLv3 License.