AxPdfSigner 1.0.4

Professional PDF Digital Signature SDK - Pure Python Implementation

AxPdfSigner

Professional PDF Digital Signature SDK for Python

Product by Axonate Tech

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Overview

AxPdfSigner is an enterprise-grade Python SDK for digitally signing PDF documents with X.509 certificates. Built with pure Python implementation, it provides a clean, intuitive interface for advanced PDF signing operations.

Features

✅ Digital Signatures - Sign PDFs with X.509 certificates (PFX/P12)
✅ Long-Term Validation (LTV) - Embed validation information for long-term verification
✅ RFC 3161 Timestamping - Add trusted timestamps to signatures
✅ Custom Appearance - Fully customizable signature appearance
✅ Multi-Page Signing - Sign single or multiple pages
✅ Invisible Signatures - Support for invisible digital signatures
✅ PDF Metadata - Control document title, author, subject, keywords
✅ Certificate Locking - Lock PDF after signing to prevent modifications
✅ Batch Processing - Sign multiple documents efficiently
✅ Pure Python - No external dependencies except pythonnet

Installation

pip install AxPdfSigner-1.0.0-py3-none-any.whl

Requirements

• Python 3.7 or higher
• Windows operating system
• pythonnet package (installed automatically)

Quick Start

Basic Usage

from AxPdfSigner import PdfSigner, SignatureConfig

# Create signer instance
signer = PdfSigner()

# Configure signature
config = SignatureConfig(
    input_pdf="document.pdf",
    output_pdf="signed_document.pdf",
    pfx_path="certificate.pfx",
    pfx_password="your_password"
)

# Sign the document
signer.sign(config)

Advanced Usage

from AxPdfSigner import PdfSigner, SignatureConfig

# Advanced configuration
config = SignatureConfig(
    input_pdf="contract.pdf",
    output_pdf="signed_contract.pdf",
    pfx_path="company_cert.pfx",
    pfx_password="secure_password",
    
    # Signature details
    reason="Contract Approval",
    location="New York, USA",
    custom_text="Approved by Legal Department",
    signer_name="John Doe",
    
    # Position and appearance
    coordinates="100,100,300,150",  # x1,y1,x2,y2
    pages="1,3,5",  # Sign specific pages
    
    # Security features
    enable_ltv=True,
    enable_timestamp=True,
    lock_pdf=True,
    
    # PDF metadata
    title="Employment Contract",
    author="HR Department",
    subject="Contract Signing",
    keywords="contract,employment,legal"
)

signer = PdfSigner()
signer.sign(config)

Batch Signing

from AxPdfSigner import PdfSigner, SignatureConfig

configs = []
for i in range(1, 11):
    config = SignatureConfig(
        input_pdf=f"document_{i}.pdf",
        output_pdf=f"signed_{i}.pdf",
        pfx_path="certificate.pfx",
        pfx_password="password"
    )
    configs.append(config)

signer = PdfSigner()
results = signer.sign_batch(configs)

print(f"Success: {len(results['success'])}")
print(f"Failed: {len(results['failed'])}")

Configuration Parameters

Required Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
input_pdf	str	Path to input PDF file
output_pdf	str	Path to output signed PDF
pfx_path	str	Path to PFX/P12 certificate
pfx_password	str	Certificate password

Optional Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
pages	str	"1"	Pages to sign: "1", "1,3,5", "1-5", "all"
field_name	str	"Signature1"	Signature field name
reason	str	"Document Signing"	Reason for signing
location	str	""	Location of signing
custom_text	str	""	Custom text in signature
signer_name	str	""	Override signer name (from cert CN)
coordinates	str	"100,100,300,150"	Position: "x1,y1,x2,y2"
enable_ltv	bool	True	Enable Long-Term Validation
enable_timestamp	bool	True	Enable RFC 3161 timestamp
disable_green_tick	bool	False	Disable green tick in Adobe
lock_pdf	bool	True	Lock PDF after signing
include_subject	bool	False	Include certificate subject DN
invisible_signature	bool	False	Make signature invisible
fast_method	bool	True	Use fast signing method
title	str	""	PDF document title
author	str	""	PDF document author
subject	str	""	PDF document subject
keywords	str	""	PDF document keywords

Error Handling

from AxPdfSigner import PdfSigner, SignatureConfig, SignatureException

try:
    signer = PdfSigner()
    config = SignatureConfig(...)
    signer.sign(config)
    print("✓ Document signed successfully")
    
except SignatureException as e:
    print(f"✗ Signature error: {e}")
    
except Exception as e:
    print(f"✗ Unexpected error: {e}")

API Reference

PdfSigner Class

Methods

• sign(config: SignatureConfig) -> bool
  Sign a single PDF document

• sign_batch(configs: List[SignatureConfig]) -> dict
  Sign multiple PDF documents in batch

• get_version() -> str (static)
  Get SDK version

• validate_certificate(pfx_path: str, pfx_password: str) -> dict (static)
  Validate a PFX certificate

SignatureConfig Class

Dataclass containing all signature configuration parameters.

SignatureException Class

Exception raised for signature-related errors.

System Requirements

• OS: Windows 7/8/10/11, Windows Server 2012+
• Python: 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11, 3.12
• RAM: 512 MB minimum
• Disk: 50 MB for installation

License

This is commercial software. See LICENSE file for details.

Support

For technical support, bug reports, or feature requests:

• Website: https://axonatetech.com/
• Email: [e-mail]
• Documentation: https://axonatetech.com/docs

About

Product by Axonate Tech
Website: https://axonatetech.com/

AxPdfSigner is a professional PDF digital signature solution designed for enterprise applications. Built with pure Python implementation, it provides reliable and secure PDF signing capabilities.

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