pystitcher 1.0.0

Stitch together a PDF file from multiple sources in a declarative manner

pystitcher stitches your PDF files together, generating nice customizable bookmarks for you using a declarative input in the form of a markdown file. It is written in pure python and uses PyPDF3 for reading and writing PDF files.

Description

Given this input:

existing_bookmarks: flatten
title: Complete Guide to the Personal Data Protection Bill
author: Medianama
keywords: privacy, surveillance, personal data protection
subject: Personal Data Protection Bill
# A Complete Guide to the Personal Data Protection Bill

- [Cover](cover.pdf)

# The Bills

- [Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019](1.a.pdf)
- [Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018](1.b.pdf)

# Other key reading material

- [Srikrishna Committee Report](2.a.pdf)
- [Dvara Research's Personal Data Protection Bill](2.b.pdf)
- [MP Shashi Tharoor's Data Protection Bill](2.c.pdf)
- [MP Jay Panda's Data Protection Bill](2.d.pdf)
- [SaveOurPrivacy.in bill](2.e.pdf)
- [TRAI recommendations on privacy](2.f1.pdf)
- [Comments on TRAI recommendations on privacy](2.f2.pdf)

Will generate a PDF with proper bookmarks:

And the correct metadata:

Title:          Complete Guide to the Personal Data Protection Bill
Subject:        Personal Data Protection Bill
Keywords:       privacy, surveillance, personal data protection
Author:         Medianama
Creator:        pystitcher/1.0.0
Producer:       pystitcher/1.0.0

Configuration options can be specified with Meta data at the top of the file.

Option	Notes
fit	Default fit of the bookmark. Can be overwritten per bookmark See wiki for more details.
author	PDF Author
keywords	PDF Keywords
subject	PDF Subject
title	PDF Title. If left unspecified, first Heading (h1) in the document is used.
existing_bookmarks	What to do with existing bookmarks in individual files. Options are keep, flatten, and remove. See docs for more details.