groupdocs-parser-net
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GroupDocs.Parser for Python via .NET is a powerful API designed for advanced document parsing, offering extensive features like text extraction, metadata retrieval, and image extraction across various document formats, including PDFs, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
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GroupDocs.Parser for Python via .NET is a powerful on-premise document parsing library that lets you extract text, parser, images, attachments, barcodes and structured content from dozens of popular formats – including PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, emails, archives, images and more.
You can embed GroupDocs.Parser into your own Python applications without installing any 3rd-party office suites. GroupDocs also provides free online apps built on top of the same APIs that allow users to parse PDF, Office and other documents right in the browser.
GroupDocs.Parser for Python via .NET provides a single, unified API for advanced document parsing and data extraction:
Text extraction
Preserve structure & formatting
Text search
OCR text extraction
Parser extraction
Image & attachment extraction
Document structure analysis
PDF-specific parsing
Email parsing
Spreadsheet parsing
Presentation parsing
Template-based data extraction
Advanced & batch features
GroupDocs.Parser for Python via .NET supports a wide range of document families. Below is an overview of the most important ones.
Typical operations: text extraction (accurate & raw), structured text parsing, text areas, parser, images, attachments, TOC, barcode scanning.
Operations: template-based parsing, accurate & raw text extraction, text areas, parser, images, attachments/containers, forms, TOC, barcode scanning.
Operations: text extraction (including formatted text for supported types) and parser extraction.
Operations: text extraction, structured text, parser, containers, TOC support for selected formats, barcode scanning for supported types.
Operations: text & data extraction, structured content, text areas, parser, images, containers/attachments.
Operations: slide text and notes, structured text, text areas, parser, images, attachments, TOC, barcode scanning.
Operations: email body text, parser (from/to/subject), attachments, images and containers.
Operations: text extraction and basic parser support.
Operations: work with containers – extract inner documents and attachments, including images.
Encrypted 7Z archives are not supported.
Operations: text extraction (for some formats via OCR), parser, barcode scanning (where supported).
Operations: text and structured data extraction using database-specific options.
GroupDocs.Parser for Python via .NET can be used to build 32-bit and 64-bit applications for different operating systems, such as Windows, Linux and macOS, where a supported Python 3.x version is installed.
The parsing engine is powered by the same core technology as the GroupDocs.Parser .NET library, giving you production-ready performance and compatibility in Python environments.
Ready to try GroupDocs.Parser for Python via .NET?
You can install the Python package from PyPI and reference it in your project. The exact package name and version may depend on the final distribution, but the flow will be similar to other GroupDocs Python via .NET libraries:
pip install groupdocs.parser-net
pip install --upgrade groupdocs.parser-net
Or
Download Package from Official Website
To download the GroupDocs.Parser package for your operating system, please visit the official GroupDocs Releases website. Currently, four OS-specific packages are available:
amd64.whlwin32.whllinux1_x86_64.whlmacosx_10_14_x86_64.whlChoose the appropriate package based on your system's architecture.
The snippet below demonstrates how a typical usage scenario for extracting text from a PDF document might look in Python.
import groupdocs.parser as gp
def run():
# Load the PDF document
with gp.Parser("sample.pdf") as parser:
# Extract text from the document
text = parser.GetText()
# Output the extracted text
print(text)
This example shows how to iterate over images embedded in a Word document and save them to disk.
import groupdocs.parser as gp
def run():
# Load the Word document
with gp.Parser("sample.docx") as parser:
# Get images from the document
images = parser.GetImages()
# Save each image to a PNG file
index = 1
for image in images:
image.Save(f"image{index}.png")
index += 1
GroupDocs.Parser for Python requires you to use python programming language. For Node.js, Java and .NET languages, we recommend you get GroupDocs.Parser for Node.js, GroupDocs.Parser for Java and GroupDocs.Parser for .NET, respectively.
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GroupDocs.Parser for Python via .NET is a powerful API designed for advanced document parsing, offering extensive features like text extraction, metadata retrieval, and image extraction across various document formats, including PDFs, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
We found that groupdocs-parser-net demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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