Modified version of callirhoe to add the following features:

- "--moons" parameter to display moon phases (sparse layour only)
- italian translations and holidays

Simple "Dutch" style calendar with italians holidays and moons:
    $ python -m venv venv
    $ source ven/bin/activate
    $ pip install # it may require to install external libraries like cairo-dev
    $ ./callirhoe.py --layout=sparse --style bw_sparse_custom --rows=1 --cols=2 --month-with-year --no-footer --padding=1 --border=0.5 --lang=IT --with-holidays=holidays/italian_holidays.IT.dat --moons 2025 calendar.pdf
    
Original README:

=============================================
 callirhoe - high quality calendar rendering
        (c) 2012-2015 George Tzoumas
     https://geotz.github.io/callirhoe/
=============================================

First steps:

Create a calendar of the current year:

    $ callirhoe foo.pdf

Options:
    $ callirhoe --help
(or just callirhoe)

More options:
    $ callirhoe --list-layouts
    bars classic sparse
    $ callirhoe -t classic -?
    ...
    $ callirhoe -t sparse -?
    
Examples:
    $ callirhoe --examples
    
For more info, check out the project's webpage. 

PHOTO CALENDARS
---------------

Use calmagick.

Options:
    $ calmagick --help
(or just calmagick)

Example usage:

$ cd photos
$ ls
photo001.jpg photo002.jpg ...

Create a calendar starting from current month/year, spanning as many months
as the photo files:

$ calmagick '*.jpg' --range 0:0/0 --outdir=mycalendar

- use the -v option for progress output (if you are bored :) )
- use the -j option for multiple threads, e.g. -j 2
- by default the 'transparent' style is used; use the -s option to override

Create a calendar for 2015 using the first 12 photo files (in alphabetic order):

$ calmagick '*.jpg' --range 1-12/2015 --outdir=mycalendar_2015

Note that we specified where output files (composed images) go: mycaledar_2015/
(folder will be created automatically)

Create a calendar for 2015 choosing 12 random photos from all the available ones
(if not enough photos available, they will be reused in a round-robin fashion):

$ calmagick '*.jpg' --range 1-12/2015 --shuffle --outdir=mycalendar_2015s

-- Have fun !!