Did you know that you can use the CLI program `pdfly` to split a PDF? https://t.co/RLGUqZwKhm
`pdfly cat in.pdf 2:4 -o out.pdf` is just the simplest of many ways to use it
fpdf2 is now part of the py-pdf organisation, just like pypdf https://t.co/mJQ4GCOMIH π We hope both projects benefit from this move on the long run by a better exchange+support of the projects. fpdf2 is awesome at PDF generation, pypdf excels at text extraction+manipulation
How would you detect / remove all footers for a list of strings which represent extracted texts of a PDF document? https://t.co/31LihJFtQr - contributions are welcome β€οΈ
pypdf==3.14.0 was released π Users can now use cryptography instead of Pycryptodome, the text extraction of math content (LaTeX) was improved. Finally, the AnnotationBuilder was deprecated in favor of Annotation classes https://t.co/wgvcRbBq1U
pypdf==3.13.0 was just released π» As the maintainer, I'm most excited about our new release automation: I just need to push a `git tag` and Github Actions push a package to PyPI + a release page is created on Github: https://t.co/dJb5SrF2qr π§βπ€ - A big thank you to @mpeveler π
β οΈpypdf<=3.8.1 and PyPDF2>=2.2.0 had an infinite-loop vulnerability π
That could be used to block the current process and use 100% of the current core of the CPU. It does not affect memory.
Upgrade to pypdf>=3.9.0. The latest and greatest is pypdf==3.11.1 π
pypdf 3.10 is on PyPI ππ₯³ You can now replace images, e.g to reduce the file size of a given PDF quite significantly. You can also extract inline-images. And pypdf became better in handling forms.
A big thank you to pubpub-zz and the new contributors! https://t.co/JtfkPF47rC