OpenPDF ProjectS
A security-focused Text-to-PDF engine that builds PDF 1.4 documents from scratch and applies 128-bit AES encryption.
Installation
pip install openpdf
Usage
You can use it directly from your terminal:
openpdf --text input.txt --out secure.pdf --password "your-password"
Features
- Standalone PDF object generation.
- AES-128 Encryption support.
- Automatic pagination and text wrapping.
- Zero external font dependencies (uses native Helvetica).
1 maintainer
Metadata
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