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1 maj 2019 · I figured that I could use PDFPlumber to search for the string "Campus Reported Incidents" and return the page number. I would then write a function that uses the page number to scrape the table I want, and I would loop that function through every PDF.
find page(s) on which a given text is located in a pdf. input: pdf file and the string to search. (string to search can be in a regex like 'references\n') N.B: results need to be checked. in case of pdf whose page numbers are not zero indexed , the results seems off (by one page) '''.
from pypdf import PdfReader reader = PdfReader("example.pdf") page = reader.pages[0] print(page.extract_text()) # extract only text oriented up print(page.extract_text(0)) # extract text oriented up and turned left print(page.extract_text((0, 90))) # extract text in a fixed width format that closely adheres to the rendered # layout in the ...
30 wrz 2024 · reader = PdfReader('example.pdf') Here, we create an object of PdfReader class of pypdf module and pass the path to the PDF file & get a PDF reader object. print(len(reader.pages)) pages property gives the number of pages in the PDF file. For example, in our case, it is 20 (see first line of output). pageObj = reader.pages[0]
27 wrz 2024 · This blog demonstrated how to extract various page information from PDF documents using Python, including page count, page size, page orientation, page rotation angle, page label, and page...
16 lip 2023 · print(f"Page {page_num + 1}: {text}\n") In this example, we use a for loop to iterate through each page in the PDF file. We then call the getPage() method to retrieve the page object...
27 wrz 2021 · Fortunately for us, PyPDF2 has a few methods to help make this easier. To read a single page in a file, we will use the getPage method and assign it to a variable. page = reader.getPage(PAGE_NUMBER) After that, using the extractText method will get us all the text on the page we just requested.
