class PdfDocument extends AnyRef
A PDF document.
This class is intended to be created via PdfDocument.load(...), and its
asynchronous methods use the ExecutionContext passed to
PdfDocument.load(...).
You must call PdfDocument.close when finished.
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- new PdfDocument(path: Path, pdDocument: PDDocument)(implicit ec: ExecutionContext)
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Releases resources associated with this document.
Releases resources associated with this document.
You must call this method when you're done with the object.
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The number of pages in the document.
The number of pages in the document.
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pages: Iterator[Future[PdfPage]]
Iterates over the pages of the document.
Iterates over the pages of the document.
Each returned element has yet to be parsed; that's why
iterator.nextreturns aFuture. Here's an example usage:val it = pdfDocument.pages def step(result: Seq[String])(implicit ec: ExecutionContext): Future[Seq[String]] = { if (it.hasNext) { it.next // May be a Future.failed[PdfInvalidException] .flatMap { page => step(result :+ page.toText) // May throw PdfInvalidException } } else { Future.successful(result) } } val pageTexts: Seq[String] = step(Seq()) .recover { case ex: PdfInvalidException => ... }
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write(path: Path): Future[Unit]
Writes the document to a file.
Writes the document to a file.
The intended usage is:
1. Load a PdfDocument. 2. Mutate its pages. 3. Write it to a new location (this method).