Otherwise you will have to find another solution (you mentioned Node.js, but I have no knowledge of it so I cannot help there). Maybe you could try to contact him there or through the main docx site and help him build out the module (so you don't have to tackle all the xml handling on your own).
It looks like in 2014 one of the developers of python-docx had a conversation at !topic/python-docx/4iQoFG2X03I where he says he wouldn't work on the project for a few months. This wouldn't be "dynamic" though so is likely not what you're looking for either. If I understand this solution he is suggesting to essentially create a template with your desired footnote on it, and then load that into python. Important: This feature isnt available in. In the Footnotes and Endnotes dialog box, make changes you need: Note: See how to insert the footnote and endnote in the custom format for more details. Note: You can only see and edit page numbers, headers, and footers when a document is in Print layout mode. Right-click the footnote or endnote, then choose Note Options. Or perhaps a better solution is shown at Python: Is there a way I can add a footnote to word document? To modify the format for footnotes or endnotes such as numbering format or layout, do the following: 1.
Click the Convert MS Word Footnotes option from the visual editor (the icon looks like a four. However you can locate them with the xml structure as discussed at Paste the document contents into the Pressbooks visual editor. The feature set is still being built out, so you can’t add or change things like headers or footnotes yet
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