Documentation: status graph for printing process #11
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Here's my take on the flow of things when it comes to printing in Alma, and post-processing the printout using APE as described in Issue 5. I tried to include all the configuration points needed for the printing process itself.
What is already included in the documentation are a few extensions which I'll offer one pull-request at a time:
Since some callnumber schemes lend themselves less graciously for use in APE (see Issue 6), I switched to using the barcode and added print_barcode as identifier for that. Similar with print_patron: some printouts (mostly reports including several items) cannot use the identifier for a specific item, and therefore I'm including the Patron ID in its place as part of the filename.
And then there's print_suppress which is used as a hook to not print a particular printout.