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PDF Annot Extractor
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A Python package for extracting:
- OCR text from PDF pages
- PDF annotations (comments, highlights, etc.)
INSTALLATION
pip install .
USAGE
1) Python API
from pdf_annot_extractor import PDFTextAnnotationExtractor
# Basic usage (output defaults to current folder)
extractor = PDFTextAnnotationExtractor("file.pdf")
# Save OCR text (one file per page)
extractor.save_text()
# Export annotations to Excel
extractor.export_annotations_excel()
2) Custom Output Folder
extractor = PDFTextAnnotationExtractor("file.pdf", "output/")
extractor.save_text()
extractor.export_annotations_excel("output/result.xlsx")
3) Directory Processing
from pdf_annot_extractor import process_directory
results = process_directory("pdfs/")
4) CLI Usage
Extract annotations to Excel:
python extractor.py --input file.pdf --output result.xlsx
Extract text files:
python extractor.py --input file.pdf --mode text
Process directory:
python extractor.py --input pdfs/ --output all.xlsx
OPTIONS
--input : PDF file or directory
--output : Output file (optional for text mode)
--mode : text | excel
--lang : OCR language (default: ara)
NOTES
- Default output folder is current working directory if not specified
- Requires Tesseract OCR installed with Arabic language pack
- Requires Poppler for pdf2image
EXAMPLE
python extractor.py --input my.pdf --mode text
→ Creates:
page_001.txt
page_002.txt
...
python extractor.py --input my.pdf --output annotations.xlsx
→ Creates:
annotations.xlsx
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