A utility library for pdf manupulation
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PyPdfOps: Python PDF Operations Library
PyPdfOps is a Python library that simplifies the manipulation of PDF files. It provides a set of methods for common PDF operations, including compression, conversion to different formats (pptx, images, doc), splitting, and merging. With PyPdfOps, you can streamline your PDF-related tasks in your Python projects.
Check out the library on PYPI
Installation
pip install pypdfops
Usage
1. PDF Compression
For compressing pdf, PDFNet sdk is used and a token is required to use the compressing feature. To obtain a demo token, head to 'https://dev.apryse.com/get-key', after signin, choose web and get the trial key.
from pypdfops import PDFOps
input_pdf = "input.pdf"
output_pdf = "compressed_output.pdf"
pdf = PDFOps(token = "COMPRESSION_TOKEN") # Token for compression
pdf.compress_pdf(input_pdf, output_pdf)
2. PDF to PPTX Conversion
from pypdfops import PDFOps
input_pdf = "input.pdf"
output_pptx = "converted_pdf.pptx"
pdf = PDFOps()
pdf.convert_to_pptx(input_pdf, output_pptx)
3. PDF to Images Conversion
from pypdfops import PDFOps
input_pdf = "input.pdf"
output_folder = "Images"
pdf = PDFOps()
pdf.extract_pages_as_images(input_pdf, output_folder)
4. PDF to DOC Conversion
from pypdfops import PDFOps
input_pdf = "input.pdf"
output_doc = "converted_pdf.doc"
pdf = PDFOps()
pdf.convert_to_doc(input_pdf, output_doc)
5. PDF Splitting
from pypdfops import PDFOps
input_pdf = "input.pdf"
output_folder = "SplittedPdfs"
pages_to_split = [[1,2],[3,5]]
pdf = PDFOps()
pdf.split_pdf(input_pdf, output_folder,pages_to_split)
6. PDF Merging
from pypdfops import PDFOps
input_pdfs = [
"input1.pdf",
"input2.pdf",
"input3.pdf"
]
output_pdf = "Merged.pdf"
pdf = PDFOps()
pdf.merge_pdfs(input_pdfs, output_pdf)
7. PDF Encryption
from pypdfops import PDFOps
input_pdf = "input.pdf
output_pdf = "encrypted.pdf"
password = "12345678"
pdf = PDFOps()
pdf.encrypt_pdf(input_pdf, output_pdf, password)
8. PDF Decryption
from pypdfops import PDFOps
input_pdf = "input.pdf
output_pdf = "decrypted.pdf"
password = "12345678"
pdf = PDFOps()
pdf.decrypt_pdf(input_pdf, output_pdf, password)
Feel free to customize the examples and add more details to suit your specific use cases.
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
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