Acodis API Handler
This package provides easy to use python classes and functions to communicate with Acodis API (https://acodis.io). Acodis is an IDP solution that focuses on extracting and structuring complex documents (PDFs, Images)
Installation
pip install AcodisApiHandler
Usage
This package is particularly useful for programmatic access, since ACODIS' API structure requires a different
user and password for every export step. Hence, if you have to manage multiple exports
(e.g. multiple workflows), you just need to update the main class user and password attribute,
and call the authenticate() method.
from AcodisApiHandler import AcodisApiHandler
# Set up your credentials
ACODIS_BASE_URL = "https://<YOUR-ACOIDS-INSTANCE-URL>/workbench/api/transaction"
ACODIS_USER = "<YOUR-EXPORT-USERNAME>"
ACODIS_PASSWORD = "<YOUR-EXPORT-PASSWORD>"
# Create an instance of the AcodisApiHandler class
handler = AcodisApiHandler(ACODIS_BASE_URL)
# Set the credentials
handler.user = ACODIS_USER
handler.password = ACODIS_PASSWORD
# Authenticate with the API
handler.authenticate()
handler.workflow(pdf_path="<PATH-TO-PDF-FILE>")
# The extraction result is an ElementTree XML object stored in the handler.result variable
# You can check it by:
print(handler.result)
Utils
This package also provides some utils to help you with the extraction process.
Extracting tagged data points
Tags are used to identify the data points that you want to extract from the document. This function will create a dictionary with the tags as keys and the extracted data as values.
from AcodisApiHandler import extract_tags
tags_list = ["example_tag_1", "example_tag_1", "example_tag_1"]
# Using the precviously created handler instance
tagged_data = extract_tags(handler, tags_list)
If we print the tagged_data variable we will get:
{
"example_tag_1": "Example data 1",
"example_tag_2": "Example data 2",
"example_tag_3": "Example data 3"
}
License
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Roadmap
- Additional utils: parsing tables, extracting images, etc.
- Add unit tests
- Add batch processing and parallelization
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