PyPDFOCR on Docker
get rid of your paperwork...
This Docker image is based on the official Ubuntu base image.
How to use this image docker run --rm andre74/pypdfocr_nl [-h] [-d] [-v] [-m] [-l LANG] [--preprocess] [--skip-preprocess] [-w WATCH_DIR] [-f] [-c CONFIGFILE] [-e] [-n] [pdf_filename] Case 1: Single Document docker run -v ~/:/media --rm andre74/pypdfocr_nl /media/filename.pdf --> reads filename.pdf from your Home directory, filename_ocr.pdf will be generated
Case 2 : Watch folder docker run -v ~/Documents/Paper:/media --rm andre74/pypdfocr_nl -w /media -f -c /media/config.yaml For sample config see config.yaml or pypdfocr authors repository here.
Help docker run --rm andre74/pypdfocr_nl [-h] [-d] [-v] [-m] [-l LANG] [--preprocess] [--skip-preprocess] [-w WATCH_DIR] [-f] [-c CONFIGFILE] [-e] [-n] [pdf_filename] Interactive Shell
docker run --entrypoint=/bin/bash -t -i andre74/pypdfocr_nl How i use this image I use Scanner Pro on iOS (scanbot on Android) to scan and upload documents to a WebDAV folder without OCR The WebDAV folder is hosted on my Synology DiskStation NAS via HTTPS and shared between devices with CloudStation I run this PyPDFOCR on Docker manually on Mac OS X or hosted on a local server This way my personal documents don't have to leave my hardware or network aka personal cloud.
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Image
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Size
284 MB
Last updated
almost 10 years ago
docker pull andre74/pypdfocr_nl