docxray 0.0.0a17

ReadOnly python-docx fork lib

Docxray

A sophisticated DOCX analysis library — fork of python-docx with advanced parsing, styling intelligence, and deep ECMA-376 compliance.

Built for reading, inspecting, and transforming .docx (OOXML Transitional) documents with precision.

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✨ Key Features

• 🧠 Smart property resolution – inherits formatting from style hierarchies, following ECMA-376 rules (not just raw XML values)
• 🖼️ Rich image support – works with Pillow or Wand (ImageMagick); handles modern formats plus legacy WMF/EMF
• 🔄 HTML transformation – proxy objects (Paragraph, Table, etc.) include methods to convert content to HTML with rendering options
• ✅ XSD soft validation – validates simple types against the official schema
• 🔢 Intelligent list handling – numeral module correctly restores list-item text for most common cases

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🚀 Quick Start

from docxray import Document

doc = Document("path/to/your/document.docx")

# Iterate through all inner content
for item in doc.iter_inner_content():
    # Process paragraphs, tables, runs, etc.
    pass

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📦 Installation

pip install docxray

Additional Dependencies

ImageMagick is required for full image processing support when using the Wand library. Without ImageMagick, Docxray will fall back to using Pillow for image handling.

• For Wand (recommended for advanced formats like WMF/EMF):
  • macOS: brew install imagemagick
  • Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt-get install imagemagick libmagickwand-dev
  • Windows: Download and install from ImageMagick official site (ensure the development headers are included)

Note: If both Wand and ImageMagick are available, Docxray will use them for superior format support. If ImageMagick is missing, the library automatically falls back to Pillow for basic image operations.

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📖 Documentation

Docxray is designed for read‑only document analysis. It provides:

• Full access to document structure (paragraphs, runs, tables, images)
• Styling attributes resolved through the complete OOXML style inheritance chain
• Convenient proxies for manipulating content before export (e.g., to HTML)
• Validation utilities to check document conformance

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🧪 Example: Inspecting Run Properties

for item in doc.iter_inner_content():
    if isinstance(item, Paragraph):
        for p_item in item.iter_inner_content():
            if isinstance(p_item, Run) and p_item.italic:
                print(f"Italic text: {p_item.raw_text}")

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📄 License

MIT — free for personal and commercial use.

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🙏 Acknowledgements

Built as a fork of the excellent python-docx project, extended for deeper ECMA-376 compliance and analysis capabilities.