Form Data to 30-Page PDF

I need an application that reads text data from five separate forms, each laid out with clear, named fields, and then expands that information into a single, well-formatted, thirty-page PDF report. The source pages are actual forms (not plain text or Word files), so the logic will revolve around field extraction rather than free-text parsing.

Here’s the flow I have in mind: the user selects or uploads the five completed forms, the app pulls the field values, maps them to the correct sections of a pre-designed PDF template, and finally outputs a polished, thirty-page document in one click. Accuracy of field mapping is crucial—every value needs to land in the right place without manual tweaks.

Please build the solution using any mainstream stack you’re comfortable with—Python plus ReportLab or JavaScript with a robust PDF library are both fine, provided the final executable runs on Windows and can be triggered from a simple UI. Include in your delivery:

• The complete, well-commented source code
• A short README explaining setup and dependencies
• One sample run using dummy data that proves the PDF reaches exactly thirty pages with the correct formatting

I’ll test by feeding in my own set of five forms and verifying that the output matches the template layout page-for-page.