![]() Pdf-reader would parse this into “This is a story my life got flipped all about how turned upside-down,” which led to issues when searching for multi-word phrases. | This is a story | my life got flipped | Note that we’re not talking about extracting text from images/ OCR if you need to take an image-based PDF and add a selectable text layer to it, I recommend OCRmyPDF.John Popper photo by Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0 ![]() If you ever need to extract text from a PDF, Poppler is a good choice. Additionally, the library seems to support a lot more advanced functionality. The results are really good, and Poppler understands complex page layouts to an impressive degree. To extract TextrFrom All the Pages Pdf document using Aspose.PDF Java for Ruby, simply invoke ExtractTextFromAllPages module. There is a ruby command line utility that wraps PDFBox called Docsplit: that might be worth looking into. There is also a section called Text Extraction under Tutorials. Then, in your Gemfile: gem "poppler" Use it in your applicationĮxtracting text from a PDF document is super straightforward: document = Poppler::Document.new(path_to_pdf)ĭocument.map. PDFBox is the library I’m using on a current project: There is a link to Extract Text under Command Line Utilities. ![]() In a (Debian-based) Dockerfile: RUN apt-get update
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