pdfTableJson
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This is a package created to parse specific documents.
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Use the following libraries to parse tables in a typical pdf.
Pypi pdf-table2json
GitHub pdf-table2json
Installation
- Rquired Python >= 3.8
- install with pip
pip install pdfTableJson
Example
- example
import pdfTableJson.converter as converter
path = "PATH/PDF_NAME.pdf"
exclude_list = [] # if you want remove text
result = converter.main(path, exclude_list)
print(result)
License
- GPL-3.0 license
Contact
Read Text From PDF library
- PyMuPDF GitHub
1 maintainer
Metadata
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