fedora-business-cards

#20 Pull Data from FASJson
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This package is currently orphaned in Fedora due to its usage of python-fedora, this PR migrates over to fasjson. I've also tidied up some of the code around generating the text on cards. Once merged, this will require publishing a new release.

I've used Poetry for dependency management here just because it's what I'm used to. Happy to use something else if preferred.

If merged, I'm also happy to claim the package in dist-git and make the relevant spec updates.

Example of fedora-horizontal with these changes: https://thebeanogamer.fedorapeople.org/cards/front.png. Missing attributes are handled but it does look a lot better if the user's FAS profile has all the fields. I also wasn't sure of the best place to put pronouns, that might be worth the design team weighing in on.

Automating the fall guys task reduces the manual effort required and helps maintain consistency across business cards for Fedora contributors.

@bex could you please check and aprove this PR #20, it solve #18 #17 and #8

Regards.,

I'll try to look at this in the next two weeks. I am sorry I likely won't be faster, I have some other things going on.

This package is in super desperate need of a new maintainer. It is not clear to me if this package still has users.

I was able to spend a few minutes on this, this morning unexpectedly. I am merging it and will try to get a package built soon for testing.

:smile: glad to see this merged, I'm happy to adopt the package in Fedora and update the spec if you don't have time

Actually I can't merge this as I no longer a maintainer of this code base. I support you adopting the package and becoming a maintainer here.

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