pdf-page-count 1.1.0

Counts the absolute number of pages in a PDF document, even if it is a compund document containing several PDF documents.

The pdf-page-counter module is used to determine the number of pages in a pdf document. The result is the total number of pages in a docuemnt, even if it is a compound document (like a printer stream file) that contains several PDF.

Getting started

See the Installing Packages instructions in the Python Packaging User Guide on installing, upgrading and uninstalling pdf-page-counter.

Make sure you uns an up-to-date version of pip.

Questions, comments and big reports as well as vulnerability reports can be directly submitted to teh maintainer: [e-mail].

Usage

The package can be used in 2 ways. When executed as the main package with: python3 -m pdf-page-count <filename>. The process ends with the page count returned as the process exit code.

The package can also be imported, by using: import pdfpagenumber. The function extractPdfPageCount is used with the path to the PDF file as argument, to determine the page count.

Licensing

The package is distributed under MIT license (link).

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