pdfutil [Under Development]
Library provides a lot of operations over PDF/Image.
Input and Output
The Libarary expose each function with a standard set of argument which are fixed for eevry function
import pdfutil
coordinates = pdfutil.detect_*(pdf_location, [save_result=False], [show_result=False], [result_location='.'], [args={}])
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| pdf_location | input location of PDF, image can also be passed libaray will autodetect the image |
| save_result | Default False, If True will save the result pdf/img in location specified by result_location |
| show_result | Default False, This is used for debugging only when True will popup a matplotlib plot highlighting the regions which are detected with corresponding labels |
| result_location | Default current directory, location where ouptut needs to be saved, ignored if save_result is set as False |
| args | custom set of args in form of dictionaty specific to each function |
| coordinates | Output returned by the function call, this will contain json output in following format |
[
{
"type": "text",
"output": {
"coord": [
["pageno_1", "startx_1", "starty_1", "width_1", "height_1"],
["pageno_2", "startx_2", "starty_2", "width_2", "height_2"]
]
}
},
{
"type": "table",
"output": {
"coord": [
["pageno_1", "startx_1", "starty_1", "width_1", "height_1"],
]
}
}
]
operations
Detecting Tables
import pdfutil
coordinates = pdfutil.detect_tables(pdf_location)
Detecting Text Regions [Paragrahs / Unstructured Content]
import pdfutil
coordinates = pdfutil.detect_text(pdf_location)
Detecting Non-Text Regions [Images / Logos]
import pdfutil
coordinates = pdfutil.detect_non_text(pdf_location)
Detecting Language
import pdfutil
coordinates = pdfutil.detect_non_language(pdf_location)
Detecting Key Value Pairs
import pdfutil
coordinates = pdfutil.detect_key_value_pairs(pdf_location)
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