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serew112 2.0.5
sdfee
Requires Python: >=3.6, <4
Keywords: sample,setuptools,development

Python 101 v1.14

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codocpy 0.1.1
Tool for generating architectural views for the codoc system
Requires Python: !=2.*, !=3.0.*, !=3.1.*, !=3.2.*, !=3.3.*, !=3.4.*

# CODOC Python SDK
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This is the SDK for [Codoc](https://codoc.org/), that makes it possible to
upload architectural views of your python codebase directly to the
[Codoc](https://codoc.org/) interface.

## What is Codoc?
Codoc is the first Continuous Documentation tool.
It provides a revolutionary graph based interface,
that gives a powerful overview of any software system.
We are currently looking for [beta testers](https://codoc.org/signup/)

## Supported Version
We support python 3.6<

## Documentation

Usage documentation can be found here:

https://codoc-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
rak811v2 0.0.2
Interface for RAK811 LoRa module
Requires Python: >=3.5

# pyrak811v2
RAK811v2 Python 3 library for use with the Raspberry Pi LoRa pHAT.

The library exposes the AT commands as described in the RAK811 Lora AT Command User Guide V1.0 found in the DOCS folder of this repository. This applies to LoRa modules with firmware version V3.0.0.13.T3 or later.

The AT command structure is signifficantly different from that in previous versions of the firmware.

This library is based heavily on pyrak811 https://github.com/AmedeeBulle/pyrak811 but doesn't include the command line interface (CLI) functionality. 


Peripheral Requirements
A Raspberry Pi!
A RAK811 LoRa module (PiSupply IoT LoRa Node pHAT for Raspberry Pi )
On the Raspberry Pi the hardware serial port must be enabled and the serial console disabled (use raspi-config)
The user running the application must be in the dialout and gpio groups (this is the default for the pi user)

The Python script loraTest.py is an eaxmple of a script that when configured with appropriate identifiers will execute a number of AT commands including joining to the network (OTA or ABP) and sending some data and waiting for confirmaton.

You may use the Python logging module to control logging by the library. 
Currently setting the log level to DEBUG will display the AT commands sent to the module and the raw respnse received from the module. See loraTest.py for an example of enabling logging DEBUG level output to the console. For further information regards configuring Python logging see the online documentation for the logging library.

Install the rak811v2 package
The package is installed from PyPI:

sudo pip3 install rak811v2
The pip3 command is part of the python3-pip package. If it is missing on your system, run:

sudo apt-get install python3-pip

PiSupply provides detailed instructions for configuring your Raspberry Pi.

This represents my first foray into both git and Python so appologies in advance for anything missing etc that is normally provided.
pdftextract 0.0.5
a very fast and efficient text and image pdf extractor.
Keywords: pdf,text extractor,pdf text extractor,pdf images extractor,pdf parser,pdf text

# PdfTextract
A very fast and efficient python PDF text & images extractor that uses the xpdf c++ library.

## Features

- Several times fatser then any python based pdf text extractor
- very easy and simple to use
- Extract text while maintaining original document layout
- Trys to automaticaly extract tables if they exist (still in beta)
- No local server setup required
- No dependencies needed

## Instalation

Install via PyPi:
```python
pip install pdftextract
```
or via github:
1. first clone the repo:
```python
git clone https://github.com/Bnilss/pdftextract.git
```
2. then run
```python
python setup.py
```

## Usage

1. **Importing the package**
```python
from pdftextract import XPdf

file_path = "examples/pubmed_example.pdf"
pdf = XPdf(file_path)
```

2. **Get the PDF meta-data**
```python
print(pdf.info) # this will return a dict of pdf metadata (author, size, pages..)
# to get the number of pages for example
print(pdf.info['Pages'])
```

3. **Extracting text from all pages in a PDF and return it as string**
```python
txt = pdf.to_text()
print(txt)
```

4. **Extracting a single page only, to get the 3rd page for example**
```python
# we can extrat using the previous method (start_index=1)
txt = pdf.to_text(just_one=3)
# or use the bracket notation (start_index=0)
txt = pdf[2]
```

5. **Extracting text from a single page (page 7) and saving it to .txt file**
```python
pdf.to_text("page7.txt", just_one=7)
```

6. **Extracting text from page 1 to 5**
```python
txt = pdf.to_text(start=1, end=5)
# or
txt = pdf[:5]
```

7. **Extract tables**
```python
pdf = XPdf("examples/table_sample.pdf")
txt = pdf.to_text(table=True)
# the use a regex or something to parse the text ..
# or try automatic paring (still in beta)
tables = pdf.table[:]
print(len(tables)) # 3
print(tables[0]) # print formated content of table 1
#Number of Coils | Number of Paperclips
#______________________________________
#       5        |       3, 5, 4
#      10        |       7, 8, 6
#      15        |      11, 10, 12
#      20        |      15, 13, 14
table1_data = tables[0].data # will return all rows in table except headers
```

## OS support
by default the package support windows.

to use it in linux or mac:
1. download xpdf files for [linux](https://dl.xpdfreader.com/xpdf-tools-linux-4.03.tar.gz) or [mac](https://dl.xpdfreader.com/xpdf-tools-mac-4.03.tar.gz)
2. extract the files in got to os version (32/64 bit)
3. copy these files: pdftotext, pdfinfo, pdfimages
4. Got to the packages-directory/pdftextract/xpdf
5. past the file in that directory


## Credits
- [xpdf c++](https://www.xpdfreader.com/) by Derek Noonburg

## License
```pdftextract``` is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), version 3.