Scan, process your documents and import them to paperless
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Use the scan command, with auto-completion on your correspondents and your tags to import your document, to scan your documents.
The document is transferred to your NAS (I use Syncthing).
The documents will be processed on the NAS.
Use scan-process-status to know the status of your documents.
Validate your documents.
If your happy with that remove the REMOVE_TO_CONTINUE file. (To restart the process remove one of the generated images, to cancel the job just remove the folder).
The process will continue his job and import the document in paperless.
Pour your sheets on the Automatic Document Feeder.
Run scan with the option --double-sided.
Press enter to start scanning the first side of all sheets.
Put again all your sheets on the Automatic Document Feeder without turning them.
The scan utils will rotate and reorder all the sheets to get a good document.
The options --append-credit-card will append all the sheets vertically to have the booth face of the credit card on the same page.
Do your scan as usual with the extra option --assisted-split.
After the process do his first pass you will have images with lines and numbers. The lines represent the detected potential split of the image, the length indicate the strength of the detection. In your config you will have somthing like:
assisted_split:
- destinations:
- 4 # Page number of the left part of the image
- 1 # Same for the right page of the image
image: image-1.png # name of the image
limits:
- margin: 0 # Margin around the split
name: 0 # Number visible on the generated image
value: 375 # The position of the split (can be manually edited)
vertical: true # Will split the image vertically
- ...
source: /source/975468/7-assisted-split/image-1.png
- ...
Edit your config file, you should have one more destination then the limits. If you put destinatination like that: 2.1, it mean that it will be the first part of the page 2 and the 2.2 will be the secound part.
Delete the file REMOVE_TO_CONTINUE.
After the process do his first pass you will have the final generated images.
If it's OK delete the file REMOVE_TO_CONTINUE.
Install in a venv in the home directory:
$ cd
$ python3 -m venv venv
$ ~/venv/bin/pip install scan-to-paperless
$ sudo activate-global-python-argcomplete
$ echo PATH=$PATH:~/venv/bin >> ~/.bashrc
The Docker support is required, Personally I use a Synology DiskStation DS918+, and you can get the *.syno.json files to configure your Docker services.
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Last updated
about 1 year ago
docker pull sbrunner/scan-to-paperless