anotherpdfmerger
This is a small program to concatenate PDFs and add bookmarks where the
start of each PDF begins. The bookmarks have the same filename as the
PDF, minus the .pdf extension.
There are a few of these programs around, but none that had the exact formatting I wanted. So here's another one.
Install this with
sudo pip3 install anotherpdfmerger
or just run the run_anotherpdfmerger.py
script directly.
Either way, if you want to merge 1.pdf, 2.pdf, and 3.pdf into
combined.pdf, run
anotherpdfmerger 1.pdf 2.pdf 3.pdf combined.pdf
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