fairy-doc 0.1.44

A lightweight toolbox to manipulate documents

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Install

Prerequisites: python3.10

Install Dependencies

linux/osx

apt-get/yum/brew install libreoffice

windows

install libreoffice 
append "install_dir\LibreOffice\program" to ENVIRONMENT PATH

Install Magic-Doc

pip install fairy-doc[cpu] # cpu version
or
pip install fairy-doc[gpu] # gpu version

Introduction

Magic-Doc is a lightweight open-source tool that allows users to convert multiple file type (PPT/PPTX/DOC/DOCX/PDF) to markdown. It supports both local file and S3 file.

Example

# for local file
from magic_doc.docconv import DocConverter, S3Config
converter = DocConverter(s3_config=None)
markdown_content, time_cost = converter.convert("some_doc.pptx", conv_timeout=300)

# for remote file located in aws s3
from magic_doc.docconv import DocConverter, S3Config

s3_config = S3Config(ak='${ak}', sk='${sk}', endpoint='${endpoint}')
converter = DocConverter(s3_config=s3_config)
markdown_content, time_cost = converter.convert("s3://some_bucket/some_doc.pptx", conv_timeout=300)

Performance

ENV: AMD EPYC 7742 64-Core Processor, NVIDIA A100, Centos 7

File Type	Speed
PDF (digital)	347 (page/s)
PDF (ocr)	2.7 (page/s)
PPT	20 (page/s)
PPTX	149 (page/s)
DOC	600 (page/s)
DOCX	1482 (page/s)

All Thanks To Our Contributors:

Acknowledgments

• Antiword
• LibreOffice
• PyMuPDF
• paddleocr

🖊️ Citation

@misc{2024magic-doc,
    title={Magic-Doc: A Toolkit that Converts Multiple File Types to Markdown},
    author={Magic-Doc Contributors},
    howpublished = {\url{https://github.com/InternLM/magic-doc}},
    year={2024}
}

License

This project is released under the Apache 2.0 license.

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