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0.1.1 | May 20, 2023 |
0.1.0 | Apr 30, 2023 |
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rpdf
PDF command-line utils written in Rust.
rpdf makes working with PDF annotions super easy!
It can merge
annotations from multiple files,
some show statistics (stats
) or strip
specific (or all) annotations.
About
rpdf is a Rust binary that aims to provides an open source and straighforward command-line alternative to other tools such as PDF Annotator and others.
Disclaimer: rpdf is currently in an early stage, and does not implement many features. It was first developed for my own use, because I needed to merge annotations from PDFs I review with other people. Do not hesitate to propose new features if you feel they could be intersting!
Installation
You can install the latest version with cargo
.
> cargo install rpdf
CLI Reference
The command line tool is pretty straighforward to use and is self-documented:
Anytime you need help for a command, you can use rpdf <COMMAND> --help
,
or -h
for the short version.
Examples
Annotations statistics
You can count how many annotations your file contains:
And you can also do this per page:
Merge annotations
Say we have to files with the same content but different annotations:
You can merge the annotations from both files into one with the merge
command,
and verify that all the annotations are present in the final product:
Strip annotations
If you want to remove some annotations from a PDF,
you can do so with the strip
command:
By default, strip
excludes Link
annotations from the removal process.
You can modifiy the behavior with the -e/--exclude
parameter.
Contributing
Contributions are more than welcome! Please reach me via GitHub for any questions: Issues, Pull requests or Discussions.
Dependencies
~22–33MB
~475K SLoC