bankruptcy 0.0.7

A bankruptcy document parser.

Bankruptcy

A bankruptcy document parser.

Notes

Bankruptcy is an open source repository to extract content from bankruptcy documents It was built for use with Courtlistener.com.

Its main goal is to convert bankruptcy documents into readable JSON data.

Further development is intended and all contributors, corrections and additions are welcome.

Background

This was built to help extract content from bankruptcy documents.

Documents

We currently support the following documents in a voluntary petition.

• Bankruptcy Official Form 106 A/B (Property)

• Bankruptcy Official Form 106 D (Secured Creditors)

• Bankruptcy Official Form 106 E/F (Unsecured Creditors)

• Bankruptcy Official Form 106Sum (Statistics)

TODOs

• B 101 (Official Form 101)

• B2030 (Form 2030) (12/15)

• 521.05 (12/1/08)

• Official Form 106C

• Official Form 106G

• Official Form 106H

• Official Form 106I

• Official Form 106J

• Official Form 106Dec

• Official Form 107

Quickstart

from bankruptcy import extract_all results = extract_all(filepath=filepath)

will return a dictionary of the forms (if found) and the contents of the document.

Some Notes

This tool relies heavily on PDFPlumber.

Somethings to keep in mind this parser has been tested only on digital PDFs from recent court filings (ie 2018 and earlier). This parser does not work on scanned bankruptcy documents and was built and tested on documents from the Pacific Northwest.

Installation

Installing bankruptcy is easy.

pip install bankruptcy

Or install the latest dev version from github

pip install git+https://github.com/freelawproject/bankruptcy.git@master

Testing

python3 -m unittest test.tests

Future

1. Continue to improve and add documents for extraction.

2. Future updates

Deployment

Tag a release with a similar format v1.0.0, update setup.py and push to master.

License

This repository is available under the permissive BSD license, making it easy and safe to incorporate in your own libraries.

Pull and feature requests welcome. Online editing in GitHub is possible (and easy!)