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A skill for processing PDFs, including creation, merging, and info extraction.
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| name | pdf-processor |
| description | A skill for processing PDFs, including creation, merging, and info extraction. |
I help you manipulate and create PDF files using the pdfcpu tool.
You can generate complex PDFs with text, images, and tables using a JSON configuration.
pdfcpu create content.json output.pdf
JSON Schema for PDF Creation: (Note: pdfcpu does not support comments in JSON files. Remove them before use.)
{
"paper": "A4", // Optional: A4, Letter, A4L, etc.
"margin": { "width": 20 }, // Optional: global page margin
"header": { // Optional: Page header
"font": { "name": "Helvetica", "size": 10 },
"center": "Report Header",
"height": 30
},
"footer": { // Optional: Page footer
"font": { "name": "Helvetica", "size": 10 },
"center": "Page %p of %P",
"height": 30
},
"pages": { // Define content per page
"1": {
"content": {
"table": [
{
"rows": 4, // Total number of rows including header
"cols": 2, // Total number of columns
"colWidths": [60, 40], // Relative column widths (percentage)
"width": 400, // Total table width in points
"anchor": "center", // Table positioning (center, left, right, etc.)
"lheight": 20, // Line height for cells
"grid": true, // Toggle internal grid lines (true/false)
"bgCol": "#FFFFFF", // Background color for the whole table
"border": {
"width": 1, // Border thickness
"col": "#000000" // Border color in Hex
},
"values": [ // Array of row data
["Expense", "Amount"],
["Uber", "$50"],
["Meal", "$30"],
["Hotel", "$120"]
],
"font": {
"name": "Helvetica", // Font family
"size": 12 // Font size in points
}
}
]
}
}
}
}
Combine multiple PDF files into one.
pdfcpu merge output.pdf file1.pdf file2.pdf
Get metadata or validate the structure of a PDF.
pdfcpu info file.pdf
pdfcpu validate file.pdf
pdfcpu rotate file.pdf 90pdfcpu split file.pdf out_dirpdfcpu extract -mode=image file.pdf out_dirAlways verify your operations
Use this skill when you need to automate PDF generation,
especially when it involves tables or merging documents for reports.
Always use pdfcpu help <command> to explore more specific flags and options.