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16 Jun 2015 Simple, Pythonic extraction of images, text, and shapes from PDFs. Latest Version: 0.2.1. minecart is a Python package that simplifies the extraction of text, images, and shapes from a PDF document. It provides a very Pythonic interface to extract positioning, color, and font metadata for all of the objects in
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22 Jul 2014 To check what fonts are included or used in a PDF file, you can use a command-line utility called pdffonts, which is a PDF font analyzer tool. pdffonts is a part of Poppler PDF utilities package. Install PDF Utilities on Linux. To install Poppler on Debian, Ubuntu or Linux Mint: $ sudo apt-get install poppler-utils.
26 Jan 2015 Overview. When you generate PDFs, you need a way to test their integrity—not only must they be valid, but they should behave correctly and display consistently, even on different platforms. This article describes how you can use the PyPDF2 library to test your PDF files for broken links (both internal and
7 May 2014 PDF Embedded fonts with python3 mpl reported as 'Unknown' by pdffonts and pdf readers #3049 My guess is that because of Python 3's unicode-vs-bytes differentiation the font name gets encoded in a different encoding than before (e.g. UCS-2 vs ASCII) Make type1font.py work better on Python 3.x
25 Apr 2016 Finds all fonts used in a PDF document by page. This new script is based on PyMuDF v1.9.2 and works for PDF files only. However, it is a lot simpler, speed has drastically improved and there is no dependency on other packages any more. Python, 20 lines. Download. Copy to clipboard
16 Samples. font = PDFTrueTypeFont(self, spec) elif subtype == 'Type3': # Type3 Font font = PDFType3Font(self, spec) elif subtype in ('CIDFontType0', 'C
There is a python library for that. Please have a look at PDFMiner. www.unixuser.org/~euske/python/pdfminer/index.html. pdftext.py gives you the text extracted out of pdf and it also gives you other information like font and font size etc. You can try that. Note: Python 3 is not supported
6 Nov 2014 There are some nasty PDFs out there, but there are several tools you can use to get what you need from them. Python enables you to get inside and scrape, split, merge, delete, and crop just about whatever you find, and I'll show you how.
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