Textractor is a python package created to seamlessly work with Amazon Textract a document intelligence service offering text recognition, table extraction, form processing, and much more. Whether you are making a one-off script or a complex distributed document processing pipeline, Textractor makes it easy to use Textract.
Textractor is available on PyPI and can be installed with pip install amazon-textract-textractor. By default this will install the minimal version of Textractor which is suitable for lambda execution. The following extras can be used to add features:
There is a "Try" feature in AWS Textract page where we can upload Invoices in PDF, JPEG etc. But when I uploaded the PDF it wasn't working. Table's were not being shown, Form (Key-Pair values) were not being shown....nothing. But when I uploaded Invoice in JPEG it was working good. I didn't understand why.
You can use the amazon-textract-textractor package to simplify calling and parsing Amazon Textract. Here is a link on a tutorial on how to use the AnalyzeExpense API. -samples.github.io/amazon-textract-textractor/notebooks/using_analyze_expense.html
Bumped into similar issue today when trying out Amazon textract the first time with simple bank statements. Nothing was parsed successfully even though my uploaded pdfs were a lot simpler than the sample documents. After a few attempts, I realized there is a blue notification on the top that asks if I'd like to create S3 bucket to store the uploaded document. After I clicked on yes, AWS created the bucket automatically, and the real processing of the document began. After several seconds, the results came out correctly matching my document.
SFOS4.5.0 provides libpoppler.so.124 but not libpoppler.so.112 so it will not work anymore...
best thing would be to link only against libpoppler-qt5.so.1 or libpoppler-glib.so.8 that do not change between poppler-versions (e.g. sailfish-office is following that way)
don't you install through storeman? i should have separated the development packages maybe. only harbour-textractor is necessary for running the app. all the others are dependencies for development purposes
Extracting JP text from PSP games running on PPSSPP emulator was considered to be only a pipedream until the amazing Jiichi added PPSSPP support to his text hooker program Visual Novel Reader (VNR) back in July 2014. Until a few years back ,a lot of people including myself used VNR for this purpose, but after some time VNR support for PPSSPP came to a halt, and eventually the its server died (the offline program was partially dependent on it). Eventually there was a new server, but the software is still outdated and buggy, and windows 10 updates broke the program for me and many others. There is still the option to download
Because ITH has been a reliable JP text hooker for a long time, people created an updated version of ITH using the same hooking engine as VNR called ITHVNR. Multiple people have contributed to the effort, but you can download latest version of ITHVNR from here. (Thanks to Artikash, the developer for textractor)
P.S. For anyone curious, the pictures at the start of the post are from Black Wolves Saga: Last Hope (using ITHVNR) and Amnesia Crowd (using Textractor with regex filter to filter out only Japanese text).
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