uploadkit-pdf

PDF validators, policies, and metadata for UploadKit.

What problem does this solve?

PDF-specific structure, security, and page-limit checks that plug into UploadPolicy.validators without modifying UploadKit Core.

When to use it

Use when uploads must accept PDFs safely (no JavaScript, embeds, or encryption by default).

When not to use it

• Do not render, edit, merge, or OCR PDFs here.
• Do not put generic MIME/filename checks here (see uploadkit-security).

Installation

Requires Python 3.10+.

pip install uploadkit-pdf

Quick Start

from uploadkit import Uploader
from uploadkit_pdf import PdfPolicy

uploader = Uploader(PdfPolicy(max_size=5 * 1024 * 1024, max_pages=50), storage=my_storage)

Customize validators

from uploadkit import UploadPolicy
from uploadkit_pdf import default_pdf_validators, PdfPageLimitValidator

policy = UploadPolicy(
    allowed_extensions=frozenset({"pdf"}),
    allowed_mime_types=frozenset({"application/pdf"}),
    validators=default_pdf_validators(max_pages=20, exclude=PdfPageLimitValidator),
)

Inspect metadata

from uploadkit_pdf import inspect_pdf

meta = inspect_pdf(open("doc.pdf", "rb").read())
print(meta.page_count, meta.encrypted, meta.has_javascript)

Public API

Coverage

The coverage badge is a measured total from coverage report --include='src/*', not an aspirational 100%. CI enforces --fail-under=80.

Most of the gap is defensive and format-variant code in metadata.py (malformed PDFs, annotation/JS/embed edge cases). Validators and policies are largely covered. Unlike Core / framework adapters, this package does not claim 100% yet — fixtures for those branches are welcome.

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.