Papermerge Worker
pmwroker's main job is OCR processing. It extracts text from pdf, tiff, jpeg and png. For full project description please see Papermerge Project
Requirements
python >= 3.6
pmworker.wrapper uses subprocess.run method, method added in python 3.5. Also argument of subprocess.run(encoding='utf-8') is used. This argument was added python 3.6
Dependencies
Depends on celery, tesseract, imagemagick.
Usage:
export CELERY_CONFIG_MODULE='pmwroker.config' celery -A pmworker.celery worker -l info
Run Tests
Run all tests:
python3 run.py
Run specific test file:
python3 run.py -p test_endpoint
Which is same as:
python3 run.py -p test_endpoint.py
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