README
INSTALL
pip install pdf2gpkg
USAGE
usage: pdf2gpkg [-h] [--loglevel {debug,info,warning,error}] [--version] [--curve-density CURVE_DENSITY] [--page-no PAGE_NO] [--ref-name REF_NAME] source_pdf target_dir
positional arguments:
source_pdf path to input pdf file
target_dir path to output folder (will be created)
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--loglevel {debug,info,warning,error}, -l {debug,info,warning,error}
--version, -v
--curve-density CURVE_DENSITY, -d CURVE_DENSITY
density of points when converting curves to line segments
--page-no PAGE_NO, -p PAGE_NO
page number in pdf
--ref-name REF_NAME, -r REF_NAME
name of reference map
STEPS
- run
pdf2gpkgcommand to initialize output - in output dir, open
ref.qgzin QGIS - edit (and save) layer
ref_src(andref_tgt) to create 3 pairs of matching coordinates - run pdf2gpkg again
result.gpkgis your final product, contating a layer each for lines amd text labels
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