AutoWebPdfSummarizer 0.1.1

Summarize web pages and PDFs with Google Gemini

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AutoWebPdfSummarizer packages the core logic from the original notebook into a reusable library that can be published on PyPI. It classifies incoming URLs as either standard web pages or PDF documents, extracts text and imagery, and sends the materials to Google Gemini for a structured summary.

Installation

The project uses Playwright for browser automation. Install the Python package and the Chromium browser binaries:

pip install AutoWebPdfSummarizer
playwright install chromium

Additional runtime dependencies (such as PyMuPDF) are pulled in automatically via the package metadata.

Usage

import logging
from AutoWebPdfSummarizer import summarize_url

logger = logging.getLogger("demo")
logger.setLevel(logging.INFO)
logger.addHandler(logging.StreamHandler())

result = summarize_url(
    "https://example.com/article",
    google_api_key="YOUR_API_KEY",
    logger=logger,
)

print(result.summary)

Key features:

• Automatic detection of PDF vs. HTML content.
• Smart truncation of large text blocks and screenshot size management for web pages.
• PDF rendering and text extraction powered by PyMuPDF.
• Customizable logging: pass any logging.Logger instance or rely on the built-in no-op logger.
• Configurable Gemini prompt, model selection, and request limits.

Configuration Options

summarize_url accepts several optional keyword arguments:

• prompt: supply a custom Gemini prompt string. The default prompt produces an English analyst-style summary.
• max_chars: maximum number of characters retained from the extracted text (default 6000).
• max_image_mb: per-image size ceiling in megabytes for web page screenshots (default 4.0).
• max_pdf_pages: number of PDF pages to process (default 5).
• request_timeout: timeout in seconds used for HTTP and Playwright navigation (default 20).

The Google API key can be provided explicitly or via the GOOGLE_API_KEY environment variable.

Development

Install the local package in editable mode and the Playwright browser binary:

pip install -e .
playwright install chromium

Then run static checks:

python -m compileall src

License

MIT