edenpdf
ilovepdf.com python API library, forked from Andrea Bruschi's pylovepdf
What it does
This library allows pdf manipulation using the API of http://www.ilovepdf.com. See the Tools section to know what you can do.
Prerequisites
- [developer account] (https://developer.ilovepdf.com) to get a public key to use the API.
- [Python >3.6]
- [Requests] (http://it.python-requests.org/it/latest/)
Installation (older version)
pip install pylovepdf
Manual installation (up to date)
Download the latest release.
python setup.py install
Getting started
Example files are located inside samples/. Change file paths and the public_key parameter with the one you found in your developer account (see prerequisites). Run the files and enjoy.
Tools
Currently the following tools are available:
- compress (Reduce the size of pdf files)
- imagepdf (Converts an image to pdf)
- merge (Merge multiple pdf into single file)
- officepdf (Office document to pdf conversion)
- pagenumber (Place numbers on pages)
- pdfa (Converts into PDF/A)
- pdfjpg (Converts a pdf into jpeg image)
- protect (Add password to a pdf)
- rotate (Rotates the pages of a file)
- split (Split a pdf)
- unlock (Remove the password security from the pdf, the coolest feature ever!)
- validatepdfa (Checks the conformity of PDF/A format)
- watermark (Adds watermark to the file)
Example Usage (compress tool)
from pylovepdf.ilovepdf import ILovePdf
ilovepdf = ILovePdf('public_key', verify_ssl=True)
task = ilovepdf.new_task('compress')
task.add_file('pdf_file')
task.set_output_folder('output_directory')
task.execute()
task.download()
task.delete_current_task()
Alternative Example Usage (compress tool)
A tool can be created directly:
from pylovepdf.tools.compress import Compress
t = Compress('public_key', verify_ssl=True)
t.add_file('pdf_file')
t.set_output_folder('output_directory')
t.execute()
t.download()
t.delete_current_task()
Documentation
Please see https://developer.ilovepdf.com/docs for up-to-date documentation.
Metadata
Release files for edenpdf 1.0.3
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