# Code Review Request: pdfsmith Production Library

## Context

**pdfsmith** is a Python library providing a unified interface to 10+ PDF parsing backends (open source and commercial). This is being prepared for PyPI publication as a production-ready library.

This review focuses on the recent addition of **4 commercial backends** (AWS Textract, Azure Document Intelligence, Google Document AI, Databricks) and overall library quality.

## Review Scope

**Package Statistics**:
- Total Files: 25 Python files + configuration
- Total Tokens: 31,529 tokens
- Test Coverage: 14 mock tests (all passing), 15+ integration tests
- Dependencies: 17 optional backend packages
- Python Support: 3.10+

**What's Included**:
- ✅ All source code (`src/pdfsmith/**/*.py`)
- ✅ Configuration (`pyproject.toml`)
- ✅ User documentation (`README.md`, `COMMERCIAL_BACKENDS.md`)
- ✅ Implementation summary (`COMMERCIAL_BACKENDS_IMPLEMENTATION.md`)
- ❌ Tests excluded (separate test suite exists)

## Code Review Checklist

### 1. Architecture & Design

**Backend Pattern**:
- [ ] Is the lazy-loading backend registry pattern well-implemented?
- [ ] Are all backends following the same interface (`BaseBackend.parse()`)?
- [ ] Is the `AVAILABLE` flag pattern correct for optional dependencies?
- [ ] Are backends properly isolated (no cross-dependencies)?

**Modularity**:
- [ ] Is the code organized into logical modules?
- [ ] Are concerns properly separated (parsing vs. configuration vs. API)?
- [ ] Can backends be used independently?

**Extensibility**:
- [ ] How easy would it be to add a new backend?
- [ ] Are there any hardcoded assumptions that limit future backends?

### 2. Code Quality

**Readability**:
- [ ] Is the code self-documenting with clear variable/function names?
- [ ] Are complex sections explained with comments?
- [ ] Is there unnecessary complexity anywhere?

**Error Handling**:
- [ ] Are errors caught and re-raised with helpful messages?
- [ ] Do commercial backends handle API-specific errors gracefully?
- [ ] Are file not found, size limit, and network errors handled?
- [ ] Do error messages guide users toward solutions?

**Type Safety**:
- [ ] Are type hints present and correct?
- [ ] Is the `TYPE_CHECKING` pattern used correctly for optional imports?
- [ ] Are string literal type hints (`"AnalyzeResult"`) used appropriately?

**Resource Management**:
- [ ] Are file handles, network connections properly closed?
- [ ] Is memory usage reasonable for large PDFs?
- [ ] Are temporary files cleaned up?

### 3. Security

**Credentials**:
- [ ] Are credentials loaded from environment variables only?
- [ ] No hardcoded secrets or API keys?
- [ ] Are credential validation errors clear but not leaking sensitive info?

**Input Validation**:
- [ ] Are file paths validated before use?
- [ ] Are file size limits enforced before API calls?
- [ ] Is there protection against path traversal?

**Dependencies**:
- [ ] Are all dependencies from reputable sources?
- [ ] Are version constraints reasonable (not too loose, not too tight)?

### 4. Commercial Backend Implementations

**AWS Textract** (`aws_textract_backend.py`):
- [ ] Is boto3 client initialization correct?
- [ ] Is multi-page PDF handling (PNG conversion) implemented properly?
- [ ] Are errors from AWS API handled correctly?
- [ ] Is the 10MB file size limit enforced?

**Azure Document Intelligence** (`azure_document_intelligence_backend.py`):
- [ ] Is the DocumentIntelligenceClient initialized correctly?
- [ ] Is the poller pattern for async results used properly?
- [ ] Are text extraction from pages/lines correct?
- [ ] Is the 500MB limit enforced?

**Google Document AI** (`google_document_ai_backend.py`):
- [ ] Is the processor name constructed correctly?
- [ ] Is the 15-page limit for sync API enforced?
- [ ] Is text extraction via anchors/segments correct?
- [ ] Are client options (API endpoint) set properly?

**Databricks** (`databricks_backend.py`):
- [ ] Is WorkspaceClient initialization correct?
- [ ] Is SQL statement execution via statement_execution API correct?
- [ ] Is base64 encoding/decoding of PDFs correct?
- [ ] Is warehouse auto-detection logic sound?
- [ ] Is JSON result parsing from `ai_parse_document` correct?

### 5. Documentation

**User Documentation**:
- [ ] Is README clear and comprehensive?
- [ ] Are installation instructions complete?
- [ ] Are usage examples correct and helpful?
- [ ] Is the commercial backends guide (`COMMERCIAL_BACKENDS.md`) thorough?
- [ ] Do troubleshooting sections address common issues?

**Code Documentation**:
- [ ] Do all modules have docstrings?
- [ ] Do all classes have docstrings explaining purpose?
- [ ] Do all public methods have docstrings with Args/Returns/Raises?
- [ ] Are complex algorithms explained?

**Configuration Documentation**:
- [ ] Are environment variables clearly documented?
- [ ] Is `.env.example` complete and accurate?
- [ ] Are cost estimates accurate?

### 6. Testing

**Test Coverage** (from separate test suite):
- Mock tests: 14 tests (6 passing, 8 skipped without dependencies)
- Integration tests: 15+ tests (optional, cost-aware)
- Unit tests for open-source backends: Existing

**Test Quality**:
- [ ] Are mock tests realistic (simulating actual API responses)?
- [ ] Do tests cover error cases?
- [ ] Are integration tests properly guarded to prevent accidental costs?
- [ ] Is pytest configuration correct?

### 7. Production Readiness

**Reliability**:
- [ ] Can the library handle failures gracefully?
- [ ] Are there retry mechanisms where appropriate?
- [ ] Is the library resilient to transient errors?

**Performance**:
- [ ] Are there obvious performance bottlenecks?
- [ ] Is lazy loading used effectively to reduce startup time?
- [ ] Are large PDFs handled efficiently?

**Maintainability**:
- [ ] Is the code easy to modify and extend?
- [ ] Are there clear separation of concerns?
- [ ] Would a new developer understand the codebase quickly?

**Compatibility**:
- [ ] Is Python 3.10+ support correct?
- [ ] Are dependency version constraints appropriate?
- [ ] Is the package structure correct for PyPI?

### 8. API Design

**Public API**:
- [ ] Is the main `parse()` function intuitive?
- [ ] Is the `available_backends()` function useful?
- [ ] Is the CLI (`pdfsmith parse`) well-designed?
- [ ] Are there any breaking changes from previous versions?

**Consistency**:
- [ ] Do all backends return the same format (markdown string)?
- [ ] Are error types consistent across backends?
- [ ] Is the configuration pattern consistent?

### 9. Specific Concerns

**Multi-Page Handling** (AWS):
- [ ] Is the PNG conversion approach for multi-page PDFs the right solution?
- [ ] Are there better alternatives?
- [ ] Is PyMuPDF used correctly for page extraction?

**Type Hints with Optional Dependencies**:
- [ ] Is the `TYPE_CHECKING` pattern applied consistently?
- [ ] Will MyPy pass without all dependencies installed?

**Cost Control**:
- [ ] Are file size/page limits enforced before API calls?
- [ ] Are users warned about costs in documentation?
- [ ] Is there a way to estimate costs before parsing?

**Async Support**:
- [ ] Should commercial backends offer async variants?
- [ ] Is the sync-only approach acceptable?

### 10. Issues & Improvements

Please identify:

**Critical Issues** (must fix before release):
- Security vulnerabilities
- Data corruption risks
- Incorrect API usage that would fail in production

**Important Issues** (should fix before release):
- Design flaws that limit functionality
- Significant maintainability concerns
- Missing error handling for common scenarios

**Nice to Have** (consider for future versions):
- Performance optimizations
- API improvements
- Additional features

## Specific Questions

1. **Commercial API Correctness**: Are the AWS, Azure, Google, and Databricks integrations implemented correctly according to their official SDKs?

2. **Error Handling**: Is error handling comprehensive enough for production use? Are edge cases covered?

3. **Type Safety**: Is the type hinting strategy sound, especially with optional dependencies?

4. **Security**: Are there any security concerns with credential handling or file processing?

5. **Documentation**: Is the documentation sufficient for users to successfully configure and use commercial backends?

6. **Test Coverage**: Based on the test structure described, is the testing approach adequate?

7. **Maintainability**: How maintainable is this code for future developers?

8. **Performance**: Are there any obvious performance issues?

9. **Production Deployment**: What concerns would you have deploying this to production?

10. **PyPI Readiness**: Is this ready for PyPI publication? What's missing?

## Output Format

Please provide:

1. **Executive Summary** (3-5 sentences)
   - Overall code quality assessment
   - Readiness for production/PyPI
   - Major concerns if any

2. **Detailed Findings** organized by:
   - Critical Issues (block release)
   - Important Issues (fix before release)
   - Minor Issues (nice to have)
   - Positive Observations (things done well)

3. **Specific Recommendations** for each issue found

4. **Final Recommendation**:
   - [ ] Ready for PyPI publication as-is
   - [ ] Ready after addressing critical issues
   - [ ] Needs significant work before release

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  1: # Commercial Backend Configuration Guide
  2: 
  3: This guide covers setup and usage of pdfsmith's commercial PDF parsing backends.
  4: 
  5: ## Quick Comparison
  6: 
  7: | Backend | Provider | Cost | Page Limit | File Size | Best For |
  8: |---------|----------|------|------------|-----------|----------|
  9: | AWS Textract | AWS | $1.50/1k pages | 3,000 (sync) | 10 MB | High-accuracy OCR, AWS ecosystem |
 10: | Azure Document Intelligence | Microsoft | $1.50/1k pages | No limit | 500 MB | Enterprise documents, Microsoft stack |
 11: | Google Document AI | Google Cloud | $1.50/1k pages | 15 (sync) | 20 MB | Multi-language, GCP ecosystem |
 12: | Databricks | Databricks | ~$3/1k pages | Varies | N/A | SQL workflows, data pipelines |
 13: 
 14: ## AWS Textract
 15: 
 16: AWS Textract provides machine learning-based OCR and text extraction.
 17: 
 18: ### Installation
 19: 
 20: ```bash
 21: pip install pdfsmith[aws]
 22: ```
 23: 
 24: This installs:
 25: - `boto3` - AWS SDK
 26: - `pymupdf` - For multi-page PDF handling
 27: 
 28: ### Environment Variables
 29: 
 30: **Required:**
 31: - `AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID` - AWS access key
 32: - `AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY` - AWS secret key
 33: 
 34: **Optional:**
 35: - `AWS_REGION` - AWS region (default: `us-east-1`)
 36: - `AWS_PROFILE` - Use named AWS profile instead of keys
 37: 
 38: ### Usage Example
 39: 
 40: ```python
 41: import os
 42: from pdfsmith import parse
 43: 
 44: # Method 1: Access key credentials
 45: os.environ["AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID"] = "AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE"
 46: os.environ["AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY"] = "wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY"
 47: os.environ["AWS_REGION"] = "us-west-2"
 48: 
 49: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="aws_textract")
 50: 
 51: # Method 2: AWS profile
 52: os.environ["AWS_PROFILE"] = "my-profile"
 53: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="aws_textract")
 54: ```
 55: 
 56: ### CLI Usage
 57: 
 58: ```bash
 59: export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE
 60: export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY
 61: export AWS_REGION=us-west-2
 62: 
 63: pdfsmith parse document.pdf -b aws_textract -o output.md
 64: ```
 65: 
 66: ### Limitations
 67: 
 68: - **File size**: 10 MB maximum (synchronous API)
 69: - **Page count**: 3,000 pages maximum
 70: - **Multi-page handling**: Single-page PDFs sent directly; multi-page converted to PNG internally
 71: - **Cost**: $1.50 per 1,000 pages (DetectDocumentText API)
 72: 
 73: ### Troubleshooting
 74: 
 75: **Error: "An error occurred (InvalidParameterException)"**
 76: - Check file size < 10 MB
 77: - Ensure PDF is not corrupted
 78: - Verify region supports Textract (most regions do)
 79: 
 80: **Error: "Unable to locate credentials"**
 81: - Set `AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID` and `AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY`
 82: - Or configure AWS CLI: `aws configure`
 83: - Or use IAM role if running on EC2/ECS
 84: 
 85: **Error: "Rate exceeded"**
 86: - Textract has API rate limits
 87: - Implement exponential backoff
 88: - Consider AWS support for limit increases
 89: 
 90: ### Cost Estimation
 91: 
 92: ```python
 93: # 100 pages × $1.50 / 1,000 = $0.15
 94: pages = 100
 95: cost_usd = pages * 1.50 / 1000
 96: print(f"Estimated cost: ${cost_usd:.4f}")
 97: ```
 98: 
 99: ### Further Reading
100: 
101: - [AWS Textract Documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/textract/)
102: - [DetectDocumentText API](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/textract/latest/dg/API_DetectDocumentText.html)
103: - [AWS Pricing](https://aws.amazon.com/textract/pricing/)
104: 
105: ---
106: 
107: ## Azure Document Intelligence
108: 
109: Azure Document Intelligence (formerly Form Recognizer) provides OCR and document understanding.
110: 
111: ### Installation
112: 
113: ```bash
114: pip install pdfsmith[azure]
115: ```
116: 
117: This installs:
118: - `azure-ai-documentintelligence` - Azure SDK
119: 
120: ### Environment Variables
121: 
122: **Required:**
123: - `AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_ENDPOINT` - Service endpoint URL
124: - `AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_KEY` - API key
125: 
126: **Format:**
127: ```bash
128: # Endpoint format
129: https://<your-resource-name>.cognitiveservices.azure.com/
130: ```
131: 
132: ### Setup in Azure Portal
133: 
134: 1. Create Azure subscription (if needed)
135: 2. Search for "Document Intelligence" in Azure Portal
136: 3. Click "Create"
137: 4. Choose pricing tier (F0 free tier available)
138: 5. After creation, go to "Keys and Endpoint"
139: 6. Copy Endpoint and Key 1
140: 
141: ### Usage Example
142: 
143: ```python
144: import os
145: from pdfsmith import parse
146: 
147: os.environ["AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_ENDPOINT"] = (
148:     "https://my-doc-intel.cognitiveservices.azure.com/"
149: )
150: os.environ["AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_KEY"] = "your-32-char-key-here"
151: 
152: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="azure_document_intelligence")
153: ```
154: 
155: ### CLI Usage
156: 
157: ```bash
158: export AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_ENDPOINT="https://my-doc-intel.cognitiveservices.azure.com/"
159: export AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_KEY="your-key-here"
160: 
161: pdfsmith parse document.pdf -b azure_document_intelligence -o output.md
162: ```
163: 
164: ### Limitations
165: 
166: - **File size**: 500 MB maximum
167: - **Page count**: No hard limit (API handles large documents)
168: - **Model**: Uses `prebuilt-read` model (optimized for text extraction)
169: - **Cost**: $1.50 per 1,000 pages
170: 
171: ### Troubleshooting
172: 
173: **Error: "Endpoint not found"**
174: - Verify endpoint URL format includes `https://` and trailing `/`
175: - Check resource name matches Azure portal
176: 
177: **Error: "Invalid API key"**
178: - Regenerate key in Azure portal
179: - Ensure no extra spaces in key string
180: - Try Key 2 if Key 1 fails
181: 
182: **Error: "Operation returned an invalid status code 'Forbidden'"**
183: - Check Azure subscription is active
184: - Verify billing is enabled
185: - Check resource region availability
186: 
187: **Error: "File too large"**
188: - Azure has 500 MB limit
189: - Split large PDFs if needed
190: 
191: ### Cost Estimation
192: 
193: ```python
194: # 1,000 pages × $1.50 / 1,000 = $1.50
195: pages = 1000
196: cost_usd = pages * 1.50 / 1000
197: print(f"Estimated cost: ${cost_usd:.2f}")
198: ```
199: 
200: ### Further Reading
201: 
202: - [Azure Document Intelligence Documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/document-intelligence/)
203: - [Read Model](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/document-intelligence/concept-read)
204: - [Pricing](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/ai-document-intelligence/)
205: 
206: ---
207: 
208: ## Google Document AI
209: 
210: Google Cloud Document AI provides advanced document understanding and OCR.
211: 
212: ### Installation
213: 
214: ```bash
215: pip install pdfsmith[google]
216: ```
217: 
218: This installs:
219: - `google-cloud-documentai` - Google Cloud SDK
220: - `google-cloud-storage` - For batch processing (future)
221: 
222: ### Environment Variables
223: 
224: **Required:**
225: - `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` - Path to service account JSON file
226: - `GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT` - GCP project ID
227: - `GOOGLE_DOCUMENT_AI_PROCESSOR_ID` - Processor ID
228: 
229: **Optional:**
230: - `GOOGLE_CLOUD_LOCATION` - Processor location (default: `us`)
231: 
232: ### Setup in Google Cloud Console
233: 
234: #### 1. Create GCP Project
235: 
236: 1. Go to [Google Cloud Console](https://console.cloud.google.com/)
237: 2. Create new project or select existing
238: 3. Note your Project ID
239: 
240: #### 2. Enable Document AI API
241: 
242: 1. Go to "APIs & Services" > "Library"
243: 2. Search for "Document AI API"
244: 3. Click "Enable"
245: 
246: #### 3. Create Service Account
247: 
248: 1. Go to "IAM & Admin" > "Service Accounts"
249: 2. Click "Create Service Account"
250: 3. Give it a name (e.g., `pdfsmith-service`)
251: 4. Grant role: "Document AI API User"
252: 5. Click "Create Key" > JSON
253: 6. Download JSON file (keep secure!)
254: 
255: #### 4. Create Processor
256: 
257: 1. Go to Document AI > "Processors"
258: 2. Click "Create Processor"
259: 3. Choose "Document OCR"
260: 4. Select region (e.g., `us`, `eu`)
261: 5. Copy Processor ID from URL or details page
262: 
263: ### Usage Example
264: 
265: ```python
266: import os
267: from pdfsmith import parse
268: 
269: # Set credentials
270: os.environ["GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS"] = "/path/to/service-account-key.json"
271: os.environ["GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT"] = "my-project-id"
272: os.environ["GOOGLE_DOCUMENT_AI_PROCESSOR_ID"] = "abc123def456"
273: os.environ["GOOGLE_CLOUD_LOCATION"] = "us"  # Optional
274: 
275: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="google_document_ai")
276: ```
277: 
278: ### CLI Usage
279: 
280: ```bash
281: export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="/path/to/service-account-key.json"
282: export GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT="my-project-id"
283: export GOOGLE_DOCUMENT_AI_PROCESSOR_ID="abc123def456"
284: 
285: pdfsmith parse document.pdf -b google_document_ai -o output.md
286: ```
287: 
288: ### Limitations
289: 
290: - **Synchronous API**: 15 pages maximum
291: - **File size**: 20 MB maximum (synchronous)
292: - **Batch processing**: Not yet implemented (use pdf-bench for >15 pages)
293: - **Cost**: $1.50 per 1,000 pages
294: 
295: ### Troubleshooting
296: 
297: **Error: "GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS must be set"**
298: - Download service account JSON from GCP console
299: - Set environment variable to absolute path
300: 
301: **Error: "GOOGLE_DOCUMENT_AI_PROCESSOR_ID must be set"**
302: - Create OCR processor in Document AI console
303: - Copy processor ID from URL: `projects/.../locations/.../processors/{PROCESSOR_ID}`
304: 
305: **Error: "PDF has X pages. Synchronous API limited to 15 pages."**
306: - Use Google Cloud Storage + batch processing
307: - Or split PDF into <15 page chunks
308: - Future: pdfsmith will support batch processing
309: 
310: **Error: "INVALID_ARGUMENT: Invalid PDF"**
311: - Ensure PDF is not corrupted
312: - Check file is actually PDF (not renamed image)
313: - Try opening in PDF reader first
314: 
315: ### Cost Estimation
316: 
317: ```python
318: # 500 pages × $1.50 / 1,000 = $0.75
319: pages = 500
320: cost_usd = pages * 1.50 / 1000
321: print(f"Estimated cost: ${cost_usd:.2f}")
322: ```
323: 
324: ### Further Reading
325: 
326: - [Document AI Documentation](https://cloud.google.com/document-ai/docs)
327: - [OCR Processor](https://cloud.google.com/document-ai/docs/processors-list#processor_doc-ocr)
328: - [Pricing](https://cloud.google.com/document-ai/pricing)
329: 
330: ---
331: 
332: ## Databricks
333: 
334: Databricks provides document parsing via SQL warehouse using the `ai_parse_document` function.
335: 
336: ### Installation
337: 
338: ```bash
339: pip install pdfsmith[databricks]
340: ```
341: 
342: This installs:
343: - `databricks-sdk` - Databricks SDK
344: 
345: ### Environment Variables
346: 
347: **Required:**
348: - `DATABRICKS_HOST` - Workspace URL
349: - `DATABRICKS_CLIENT_ID` - OAuth M2M client ID
350: - `DATABRICKS_CLIENT_SECRET` - OAuth M2M client secret
351: 
352: **Optional:**
353: - `DATABRICKS_WAREHOUSE_ID` - SQL warehouse ID (auto-detected if not set)
354: 
355: **Format:**
356: ```bash
357: # Host format
358: https://<workspace-id>.cloud.databricks.com
359: ```
360: 
361: ### Setup in Databricks Workspace
362: 
363: #### 1. Create Service Principal
364: 
365: 1. Go to Workspace > Settings > Identity and Access
366: 2. Click "Service Principals" tab
367: 3. Click "Add Service Principal"
368: 4. Give it a name (e.g., `pdfsmith-service`)
369: 5. Copy the Application ID (this is your CLIENT_ID)
370: 
371: #### 2. Create OAuth Secret
372: 
373: 1. Click on your service principal
374: 2. Go to "OAuth secrets" tab
375: 3. Click "Generate secret"
376: 4. Copy the secret immediately (shown only once!)
377: 
378: #### 3. Grant Permissions
379: 
380: 1. Go to SQL Warehouses
381: 2. Select your warehouse (or create serverless warehouse)
382: 3. Go to "Permissions"
383: 4. Add service principal with "Can use" permission
384: 
385: #### 4. Get Warehouse ID (Optional)
386: 
387: 1. Go to SQL Warehouses
388: 2. Click on warehouse name
389: 3. Copy ID from URL: `/sql/warehouses/{WAREHOUSE_ID}`
390: 4. Or leave unset for auto-detection (prefers serverless)
391: 
392: ### Usage Example
393: 
394: ```python
395: import os
396: from pdfsmith import parse
397: 
398: os.environ["DATABRICKS_HOST"] = "https://dbc-abc123-def456.cloud.databricks.com"
399: os.environ["DATABRICKS_CLIENT_ID"] = "your-client-id"
400: os.environ["DATABRICKS_CLIENT_SECRET"] = "your-client-secret"
401: # Optional: let pdfsmith auto-detect warehouse
402: # os.environ["DATABRICKS_WAREHOUSE_ID"] = "warehouse-id"
403: 
404: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="databricks")
405: ```
406: 
407: ### CLI Usage
408: 
409: ```bash
410: export DATABRICKS_HOST="https://dbc-abc123-def456.cloud.databricks.com"
411: export DATABRICKS_CLIENT_ID="your-client-id"
412: export DATABRICKS_CLIENT_SECRET="your-client-secret"
413: 
414: pdfsmith parse document.pdf -b databricks -o output.md
415: ```
416: 
417: ### Limitations
418: 
419: - **Authentication**: OAuth M2M only (service principal)
420: - **Warehouse required**: Must have SQL warehouse with ai_parse_document enabled
421: - **Cost**: ~$3 per 1,000 pages (estimated, varies by warehouse type)
422: - **Regional availability**: Check Databricks documentation for availability
423: 
424: ### Troubleshooting
425: 
426: **Error: "DATABRICKS_HOST must be set"**
427: - Copy full workspace URL from Databricks portal
428: - Include `https://` prefix
429: - Format: `https://<workspace-id>.cloud.databricks.com`
430: 
431: **Error: "DATABRICKS_CLIENT_ID and DATABRICKS_CLIENT_SECRET must be set"**
432: - Create service principal in workspace
433: - Generate OAuth secret (one-time display)
434: - Store secret securely
435: 
436: **Error: "No SQL warehouses found"**
437: - Create serverless SQL warehouse in workspace
438: - Or classic SQL warehouse
439: - Grant service principal "Can use" permission
440: 
441: **Error: "Databricks SQL execution failed"**
442: - Check warehouse is running (start if needed)
443: - Verify service principal has permissions
444: - Check SQL warehouse size is adequate
445: 
446: ### Cost Estimation
447: 
448: ```python
449: # Cost depends on DBU consumption
450: # Rough estimate: ~$3 per 1,000 pages
451: pages = 1000
452: estimated_cost_usd = pages * 3.00 / 1000
453: print(f"Estimated cost: ${estimated_cost_usd:.2f}")
454: print("Note: Actual cost varies by warehouse type and region")
455: ```
456: 
457: ### Further Reading
458: 
459: - [Databricks SQL Documentation](https://docs.databricks.com/sql/index.html)
460: - [ai_parse_document Function](https://docs.databricks.com/sql/language-manual/functions/ai_parse_document.html)
461: - [Service Principals](https://docs.databricks.com/administration-guide/users-groups/service-principals.html)
462: 
463: ---
464: 
465: ## General Tips
466: 
467: ### Security Best Practices
468: 
469: 1. **Never commit credentials** to version control
470: 2. **Use environment files**: Create `.env` file (add to `.gitignore`)
471: 3. **Rotate keys regularly**: Change API keys periodically
472: 4. **Use minimal permissions**: Service accounts should have least privilege
473: 5. **Monitor usage**: Set up billing alerts in cloud consoles
474: 
475: ### Environment File Example
476: 
477: Create `.env` file:
478: 
479: ```bash
480: # AWS
481: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-key
482: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret
483: AWS_REGION=us-east-1
484: 
485: # Azure
486: AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_ENDPOINT=https://your-resource.cognitiveservices.azure.com/
487: AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_KEY=your-key
488: 
489: # Google Cloud
490: GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=/path/to/service-account.json
491: GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT=your-project-id
492: GOOGLE_DOCUMENT_AI_PROCESSOR_ID=your-processor-id
493: 
494: # Databricks
495: DATABRICKS_HOST=https://your-workspace.cloud.databricks.com
496: DATABRICKS_CLIENT_ID=your-client-id
497: DATABRICKS_CLIENT_SECRET=your-secret
498: ```
499: 
500: Load with Python:
501: 
502: ```python
503: from pathlib import Path
504: from dotenv import load_dotenv
505: 
506: # Load .env file
507: load_dotenv()
508: 
509: # Now use pdfsmith
510: from pdfsmith import parse
511: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="aws_textract")
512: ```
513: 
514: Install `python-dotenv`:
515: 
516: ```bash
517: pip install python-dotenv
518: ```
519: 
520: ### Cost Optimization
521: 
522: 1. **Cache results**: Don't re-parse same documents
523: 2. **Use open-source first**: Try lightweight parsers before commercial
524: 3. **Batch processing**: Group documents to reduce API calls
525: 4. **Monitor spending**: Set up billing alerts
526: 5. **Choose right backend**: Match backend capabilities to your needs
527: 
528: ### Performance Comparison
529: 
530: Based on pdf-bench benchmarks (353 documents):
531: 
532: | Backend | Avg Speed | Quality | Cost/1k pages |
533: |---------|-----------|---------|---------------|
534: | AWS Textract | Fast | High | $1.50 |
535: | Azure Document Intelligence | Fast | High | $1.50 |
536: | Google Document AI | Fast | Very High | $1.50 |
537: | Databricks | Medium | High | ~$3.00 |
538: 
539: **Recommendation**: Start with Google Document AI for best quality, or AWS if already in AWS ecosystem.
540: 
541: ### Multi-Backend Strategy
542: 
543: ```python
544: from pdfsmith import parse, available_backends
545: 
546: def smart_parse(pdf_path):
547:     """Try backends in order of preference."""
548:     preferences = [
549:         "docling",  # Best open-source
550:         "google_document_ai",  # Best commercial
551:         "aws_textract",  # Fallback commercial
552:         "pymupdf4llm",  # Lightweight fallback
553:     ]
554: 
555:     available = {b.name for b in available_backends()}
556: 
557:     for backend in preferences:
558:         if backend in available:
559:             try:
560:                 return parse(pdf_path, backend=backend)
561:             except Exception as e:
562:                 print(f"{backend} failed: {e}")
563:                 continue
564: 
565:     raise RuntimeError("All backends failed")
566: 
567: # Usage
568: markdown = smart_parse("document.pdf")
569: ```
570: 
571: ---
572: 
573: ## Getting Help
574: 
575: - **pdfsmith Issues**: [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/applied-artificial-intelligence/pdfsmith/issues)
576: - **Provider Support**:
577:   - AWS: [AWS Support](https://aws.amazon.com/support/)
578:   - Azure: [Azure Support](https://azure.microsoft.com/support/)
579:   - Google Cloud: [GCP Support](https://cloud.google.com/support)
580:   - Databricks: [Databricks Support](https://docs.databricks.com/support/index.html)
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/aws_textract_backend.py">
  1: """AWS Textract backend for pdfsmith.
  2: 
  3: AWS Textract provides commercial-grade OCR and text extraction using machine learning.
  4: 
  5: Requirements:
  6:     - boto3
  7:     - pymupdf (for multi-page support)
  8: 
  9: Configuration:
 10:     Set AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY environment variables,
 11:     or use AWS_PROFILE for profile-based authentication.
 12: 
 13: Cost: $1.50 per 1,000 pages (DetectDocumentText API)
 14: Limits: 10 MB file size, 3,000 pages (synchronous API)
 15: """
 16: 
 17: from pathlib import Path
 18: 
 19: try:
 20:     import boto3
 21:     from botocore.exceptions import BotoCoreError, ClientError
 22: 
 23:     AVAILABLE = True
 24: except ImportError:
 25:     AVAILABLE = False
 26: 
 27: from pdfsmith.backends.registry import BaseBackend
 28: 
 29: 
 30: class AWSTextractBackend(BaseBackend):
 31:     """AWS Textract backend for pdfsmith."""
 32: 
 33:     name = "aws_textract"
 34: 
 35:     def __init__(self) -> None:
 36:         """Initialize AWS Textract backend."""
 37:         if not AVAILABLE:
 38:             raise ImportError(
 39:                 "boto3 is required for AWS Textract. Install with: pip install boto3"
 40:             )
 41: 
 42:         import os
 43: 
 44:         # Initialize boto3 client
 45:         aws_profile = os.getenv("AWS_PROFILE")
 46:         region = os.getenv("AWS_REGION", "us-east-1")
 47: 
 48:         try:
 49:             if aws_profile:
 50:                 session = boto3.Session(profile_name=aws_profile, region_name=region)
 51:                 self.client = session.client("textract")
 52:             else:
 53:                 self.client = boto3.client("textract", region_name=region)
 54:         except BotoCoreError as e:
 55:             raise RuntimeError(f"Failed to initialize AWS Textract client: {e}") from e
 56: 
 57:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
 58:         """Parse PDF to markdown using AWS Textract.
 59: 
 60:         Args:
 61:             pdf_path: Path to PDF file
 62: 
 63:         Returns:
 64:             Markdown text
 65: 
 66:         Raises:
 67:             ValueError: If PDF exceeds size limits
 68:             RuntimeError: If API call fails
 69:         """
 70:         if not pdf_path.exists():
 71:             raise FileNotFoundError(f"PDF not found: {pdf_path}")
 72: 
 73:         # Check file size (10 MB limit)
 74:         file_size_mb = pdf_path.stat().st_size / (1024 * 1024)
 75:         if file_size_mb > 10:
 76:             raise ValueError(
 77:                 f"PDF too large ({file_size_mb:.1f} MB). "
 78:                 "AWS Textract has 10 MB limit for synchronous API."
 79:             )
 80: 
 81:         try:
 82:             # Load PDF
 83:             try:
 84:                 import fitz  # PyMuPDF
 85:             except ImportError as err:
 86:                 raise ImportError(
 87:                     "PyMuPDF (fitz) required for multi-page support. "
 88:                     "Install with: pip install pymupdf"
 89:                 ) from err
 90: 
 91:             pdf_bytes = pdf_path.read_bytes()
 92:             pdf_doc = fitz.open(stream=pdf_bytes, filetype="pdf")
 93:             page_count = len(pdf_doc)
 94: 
 95:             all_text_blocks = []
 96: 
 97:             if page_count == 1:
 98:                 # Single page - send PDF directly
 99:                 pdf_doc.close()
100:                 response = self.client.detect_document_text(Document={"Bytes": pdf_bytes})
101:                 all_text_blocks = self._extract_blocks(response)
102:             else:
103:                 # Multi-page - convert to PNG per page
104:                 for page_num in range(page_count):
105:                     page = pdf_doc[page_num]
106:                     pix = page.get_pixmap(dpi=150)
107:                     png_bytes = pix.tobytes("png")
108: 
109:                     response = self.client.detect_document_text(Document={"Bytes": png_bytes})
110:                     page_blocks = self._extract_blocks(response)
111:                     all_text_blocks.extend(page_blocks)
112: 
113:                 pdf_doc.close()
114: 
115:             # Join with paragraph breaks
116:             return "\n\n".join(all_text_blocks).strip()
117: 
118:         except ClientError as e:
119:             error_code = e.response.get("Error", {}).get("Code", "Unknown")
120:             error_msg = e.response.get("Error", {}).get("Message", str(e))
121: 
122:             if error_code == "ThrottlingException":
123:                 raise RuntimeError(f"AWS Textract rate limit: {error_msg}") from e
124:             elif error_code == "InvalidParameterException":
125:                 raise ValueError(f"Invalid PDF: {error_msg}") from e
126:             else:
127:                 raise RuntimeError(f"AWS Textract error ({error_code}): {error_msg}") from e
128: 
129:         except BotoCoreError as e:
130:             raise RuntimeError(f"AWS SDK error: {e}") from e
131: 
132:     def _extract_blocks(self, response: dict) -> list[str]:
133:         """Extract text blocks from Textract response."""
134:         text_blocks = []
135:         for block in response.get("Blocks", []):
136:             if block["BlockType"] == "LINE":
137:                 text = block.get("Text", "").strip()
138:                 if text:
139:                     text_blocks.append(text)
140:         return text_blocks
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/azure_document_intelligence_backend.py">
  1: """Azure Document Intelligence backend for pdfsmith.
  2: 
  3: Azure Document Intelligence (formerly Form Recognizer) provides commercial-grade
  4: OCR and document understanding using Microsoft's ML models.
  5: 
  6: Requirements:
  7:     - azure-ai-documentintelligence
  8: 
  9: Configuration:
 10:     Set AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_ENDPOINT and AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_KEY
 11:     environment variables.
 12: 
 13: Cost: $1.50 per 1,000 pages (Read model, 0-1M pages)
 14: Limits: 500 MB file size, 2,000 pages per document
 15: """
 16: 
 17: from pathlib import Path
 18: from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
 19: 
 20: if TYPE_CHECKING:
 21:     from azure.ai.documentintelligence.models import AnalyzeResult
 22: 
 23: try:
 24:     from azure.ai.documentintelligence import DocumentIntelligenceClient
 25:     from azure.ai.documentintelligence.models import AnalyzeResult
 26:     from azure.core.credentials import AzureKeyCredential
 27:     from azure.core.exceptions import HttpResponseError
 28: 
 29:     AVAILABLE = True
 30: except ImportError:
 31:     AVAILABLE = False
 32: 
 33: from pdfsmith.backends.registry import BaseBackend
 34: 
 35: 
 36: class AzureDocumentIntelligenceBackend(BaseBackend):
 37:     """Azure Document Intelligence backend for pdfsmith."""
 38: 
 39:     name = "azure_document_intelligence"
 40: 
 41:     def __init__(self) -> None:
 42:         """Initialize Azure Document Intelligence backend."""
 43:         if not AVAILABLE:
 44:             raise ImportError(
 45:                 "azure-ai-documentintelligence is required for Azure Document Intelligence. "
 46:                 "Install with: pip install azure-ai-documentintelligence"
 47:             )
 48: 
 49:         import os
 50: 
 51:         endpoint = os.getenv("AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_ENDPOINT")
 52:         api_key = os.getenv("AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_KEY")
 53: 
 54:         if not endpoint or not api_key:
 55:             raise RuntimeError(
 56:                 "Azure Document Intelligence credentials not found. "
 57:                 "Set AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_ENDPOINT and "
 58:                 "AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_KEY environment variables."
 59:             )
 60: 
 61:         try:
 62:             self.client = DocumentIntelligenceClient(
 63:                 endpoint=endpoint, credential=AzureKeyCredential(api_key)
 64:             )
 65:         except Exception as e:
 66:             raise RuntimeError(f"Failed to initialize Azure client: {e}") from e
 67: 
 68:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
 69:         """Parse PDF to markdown using Azure Document Intelligence.
 70: 
 71:         Args:
 72:             pdf_path: Path to PDF file
 73: 
 74:         Returns:
 75:             Markdown text
 76: 
 77:         Raises:
 78:             ValueError: If PDF exceeds size limits
 79:             RuntimeError: If API call fails
 80:         """
 81:         if not pdf_path.exists():
 82:             raise FileNotFoundError(f"PDF not found: {pdf_path}")
 83: 
 84:         # Check file size (500 MB limit)
 85:         file_size_mb = pdf_path.stat().st_size / (1024 * 1024)
 86:         if file_size_mb > 500:
 87:             raise ValueError(
 88:                 f"PDF too large ({file_size_mb:.1f} MB). "
 89:                 "Azure Document Intelligence has 500 MB limit."
 90:             )
 91: 
 92:         try:
 93:             # Read PDF
 94:             pdf_bytes = pdf_path.read_bytes()
 95: 
 96:             # Call Azure Document Intelligence API
 97:             poller = self.client.begin_analyze_document(
 98:                 model_id="prebuilt-read",
 99:                 body=pdf_bytes,
100:                 content_type="application/pdf",
101:             )
102: 
103:             # Wait for result
104:             result: "AnalyzeResult" = poller.result()
105: 
106:             # Extract text
107:             return self._extract_text(result)
108: 
109:         except HttpResponseError as e:
110:             status_code = e.status_code if hasattr(e, "status_code") else "Unknown"
111:             error_msg = str(e)
112: 
113:             if status_code == 429:
114:                 raise RuntimeError(f"Azure rate limit exceeded: {error_msg}") from e
115:             elif status_code == 400:
116:                 raise ValueError(f"Invalid PDF: {error_msg}") from e
117:             else:
118:                 raise RuntimeError(f"Azure API error ({status_code}): {error_msg}") from e
119: 
120:         except Exception as e:
121:             raise RuntimeError(f"Failed to parse with Azure: {e}") from e
122: 
123:     def _extract_text(self, result: "AnalyzeResult") -> str:
124:         """Extract text from Azure AnalyzeResult."""
125:         text_blocks = []
126: 
127:         if result.pages:
128:             for page in result.pages:
129:                 if page.lines:
130:                     for line in page.lines:
131:                         text_blocks.append(line.content)
132: 
133:         return "\n\n".join(text_blocks).strip()
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/databricks_backend.py">
  1: """Databricks ai_parse_document backend for pdfsmith.
  2: 
  3: Databricks provides document parsing via SQL warehouse and ai_parse_document function.
  4: 
  5: Requirements:
  6:     - databricks-sdk
  7: 
  8: Configuration:
  9:     Set DATABRICKS_HOST (workspace URL), DATABRICKS_CLIENT_ID and
 10:     DATABRICKS_CLIENT_SECRET (OAuth M2M credentials).
 11: 
 12: Cost: ~$3.00 per 1,000 pages (estimated, based on SQL warehouse DBU consumption)
 13: Limits: Varies by warehouse configuration
 14: """
 15: 
 16: from pathlib import Path
 17: import base64
 18: import json
 19: import time
 20: 
 21: try:
 22:     from databricks.sdk import WorkspaceClient
 23:     from databricks.sdk.service.sql import StatementState
 24: 
 25:     AVAILABLE = True
 26: except ImportError:
 27:     AVAILABLE = False
 28: 
 29: from pdfsmith.backends.registry import BaseBackend
 30: 
 31: 
 32: class DatabricksBackend(BaseBackend):
 33:     """Databricks ai_parse_document backend for pdfsmith."""
 34: 
 35:     name = "databricks"
 36: 
 37:     def __init__(self) -> None:
 38:         """Initialize Databricks backend."""
 39:         if not AVAILABLE:
 40:             raise ImportError(
 41:                 "databricks-sdk is required for Databricks parser. "
 42:                 "Install with: pip install databricks-sdk"
 43:             )
 44: 
 45:         import os
 46: 
 47:         host = os.getenv("DATABRICKS_HOST")
 48:         client_id = os.getenv("DATABRICKS_CLIENT_ID")
 49:         client_secret = os.getenv("DATABRICKS_CLIENT_SECRET")
 50:         warehouse_id = os.getenv("DATABRICKS_WAREHOUSE_ID")
 51: 
 52:         if not host:
 53:             raise RuntimeError(
 54:                 "DATABRICKS_HOST must be set. "
 55:                 "Format: https://<workspace-id>.cloud.databricks.com"
 56:             )
 57: 
 58:         if not client_id or not client_secret:
 59:             raise RuntimeError(
 60:                 "DATABRICKS_CLIENT_ID and DATABRICKS_CLIENT_SECRET must be set. "
 61:                 "Create a service principal in your Databricks workspace."
 62:             )
 63: 
 64:         # Initialize SDK client (uses OAuth M2M automatically)
 65:         self.client = WorkspaceClient()
 66: 
 67:         # Auto-detect warehouse if not specified
 68:         if not warehouse_id:
 69:             warehouse_id = self._get_warehouse_id()
 70: 
 71:         self.warehouse_id = warehouse_id
 72: 
 73:     def _get_warehouse_id(self) -> str:
 74:         """Get SQL warehouse ID, preferring serverless."""
 75:         warehouses = list(self.client.warehouses.list())
 76:         if not warehouses:
 77:             raise ValueError(
 78:                 "No SQL warehouses found. "
 79:                 "Create a serverless SQL warehouse in Databricks."
 80:             )
 81: 
 82:         # Prefer serverless
 83:         for wh in warehouses:
 84:             if wh.name and "serverless" in wh.name.lower() and wh.id:
 85:                 return wh.id
 86: 
 87:         # Use first available
 88:         if warehouses[0].id:
 89:             return warehouses[0].id
 90: 
 91:         raise ValueError("No usable SQL warehouse found")
 92: 
 93:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
 94:         """Parse PDF to markdown using Databricks ai_parse_document.
 95: 
 96:         Args:
 97:             pdf_path: Path to PDF file
 98: 
 99:         Returns:
100:             Markdown text
101: 
102:         Raises:
103:             RuntimeError: If SQL execution fails
104:         """
105:         if not pdf_path.exists():
106:             raise FileNotFoundError(f"PDF not found: {pdf_path}")
107: 
108:         # Read and encode PDF
109:         pdf_bytes = pdf_path.read_bytes()
110:         pdf_base64 = base64.b64encode(pdf_bytes).decode("utf-8")
111: 
112:         # Execute SQL with ai_parse_document
113:         sql = f"""
114:         SELECT ai_parse_document('{pdf_base64}', 'base64') as result
115:         """
116: 
117:         try:
118:             # Execute statement
119:             statement = self.client.statement_execution.execute_statement(
120:                 warehouse_id=self.warehouse_id,
121:                 statement=sql,
122:                 wait_timeout="30s",
123:             )
124: 
125:             # Wait for completion
126:             if statement.status and statement.status.state == StatementState.SUCCEEDED:
127:                 # Extract result
128:                 if statement.result and statement.result.data_array:
129:                     result_json = statement.result.data_array[0][0]
130:                     return self._parse_result(result_json)
131:                 else:
132:                     return ""
133:             else:
134:                 error_msg = (
135:                     statement.status.error.message
136:                     if statement.status and statement.status.error
137:                     else "Unknown error"
138:                 )
139:                 raise RuntimeError(f"Databricks SQL execution failed: {error_msg}")
140: 
141:         except Exception as e:
142:             raise RuntimeError(f"Databricks parsing failed: {e}") from e
143: 
144:     def _parse_result(self, result_json: str) -> str:
145:         """Parse ai_parse_document JSON result to markdown."""
146:         try:
147:             result = json.loads(result_json)
148: 
149:             # Extract text from structured result
150:             text_blocks = []
151: 
152:             if "elements" in result:
153:                 for element in result["elements"]:
154:                     if "text" in element:
155:                         text_blocks.append(element["text"])
156: 
157:             return "\n\n".join(text_blocks).strip()
158: 
159:         except json.JSONDecodeError:
160:             # If not JSON, return as-is
161:             return result_json
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/google_document_ai_backend.py">
  1: """Google Document AI backend for pdfsmith.
  2: 
  3: Google Cloud Document AI provides commercial-grade OCR and document understanding.
  4: 
  5: Requirements:
  6:     - google-cloud-documentai
  7:     - google-cloud-storage (for async batch processing)
  8: 
  9: Configuration:
 10:     Set GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS (path to service account JSON),
 11:     GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT (project ID), and optionally
 12:     GOOGLE_DOCUMENT_AI_PROCESSOR_ID.
 13: 
 14: Cost: $1.50 per 1,000 pages (Document OCR)
 15: Limits: 15 pages (synchronous), 500 pages (async with GCS)
 16: 
 17: Note: This backend uses synchronous API only (15 page limit).
 18: For larger documents, use async batch processing in pdf-bench.
 19: """
 20: 
 21: from pathlib import Path
 22: 
 23: try:
 24:     from google.api_core.client_options import ClientOptions
 25:     from google.cloud import documentai_v1 as documentai
 26: 
 27:     AVAILABLE = True
 28: except ImportError:
 29:     AVAILABLE = False
 30: 
 31: from pdfsmith.backends.registry import BaseBackend
 32: 
 33: 
 34: class GoogleDocumentAIBackend(BaseBackend):
 35:     """Google Document AI backend for pdfsmith."""
 36: 
 37:     name = "google_document_ai"
 38: 
 39:     def __init__(self) -> None:
 40:         """Initialize Google Document AI backend."""
 41:         if not AVAILABLE:
 42:             raise ImportError(
 43:                 "google-cloud-documentai is required for Google Document AI. "
 44:                 "Install with: pip install google-cloud-documentai"
 45:             )
 46: 
 47:         import os
 48: 
 49:         credentials_path = os.getenv("GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS")
 50:         project_id = os.getenv("GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT")
 51:         location = os.getenv("GOOGLE_CLOUD_LOCATION", "us")
 52:         processor_id = os.getenv("GOOGLE_DOCUMENT_AI_PROCESSOR_ID")
 53: 
 54:         if not credentials_path:
 55:             raise RuntimeError(
 56:                 "GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS must be set. "
 57:                 "Point it to your service account JSON file."
 58:             )
 59: 
 60:         if not project_id:
 61:             raise RuntimeError("GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT must be set")
 62: 
 63:         if not processor_id:
 64:             raise RuntimeError(
 65:                 "GOOGLE_DOCUMENT_AI_PROCESSOR_ID must be set. "
 66:                 "Create an OCR processor in Google Cloud Console."
 67:             )
 68: 
 69:         # Initialize client
 70:         opts = ClientOptions(api_endpoint=f"{location}-documentai.googleapis.com")
 71:         self.client = documentai.DocumentProcessorServiceClient(client_options=opts)
 72: 
 73:         # Store processor name
 74:         self.processor_name = (
 75:             f"projects/{project_id}/locations/{location}/processors/{processor_id}"
 76:         )
 77: 
 78:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
 79:         """Parse PDF to markdown using Google Document AI.
 80: 
 81:         Note: Synchronous API has 15 page limit. For larger documents,
 82:         the API will fail with an error.
 83: 
 84:         Args:
 85:             pdf_path: Path to PDF file
 86: 
 87:         Returns:
 88:             Markdown text
 89: 
 90:         Raises:
 91:             ValueError: If PDF exceeds 15 pages or size limits
 92:             RuntimeError: If API call fails
 93:         """
 94:         if not pdf_path.exists():
 95:             raise FileNotFoundError(f"PDF not found: {pdf_path}")
 96: 
 97:         # Check file size (20 MB limit for synchronous)
 98:         file_size_mb = pdf_path.stat().st_size / (1024 * 1024)
 99:         if file_size_mb > 20:
100:             raise ValueError(
101:                 f"PDF too large ({file_size_mb:.1f} MB). "
102:                 "Google Document AI has 20 MB limit for synchronous API."
103:             )
104: 
105:         # Check page count
106:         try:
107:             import fitz  # PyMuPDF
108: 
109:             pdf_doc = fitz.open(pdf_path)
110:             page_count = len(pdf_doc)
111:             pdf_doc.close()
112: 
113:             if page_count > 15:
114:                 raise ValueError(
115:                     f"PDF has {page_count} pages. "
116:                     "Synchronous API limited to 15 pages. "
117:                     "Use async batch processing for larger documents."
118:                 )
119:         except ImportError:
120:             pass  # Skip page check if pymupdf not available
121: 
122:         try:
123:             # Read PDF
124:             pdf_content = pdf_path.read_bytes()
125: 
126:             # Create request
127:             raw_document = documentai.RawDocument(
128:                 content=pdf_content, mime_type="application/pdf"
129:             )
130: 
131:             request = documentai.ProcessRequest(
132:                 name=self.processor_name, raw_document=raw_document
133:             )
134: 
135:             # Call API
136:             result = self.client.process_document(request=request)
137: 
138:             # Extract text
139:             return self._extract_text(result.document)
140: 
141:         except Exception as e:
142:             error_msg = str(e)
143:             if "INVALID_ARGUMENT" in error_msg:
144:                 raise ValueError(f"Invalid PDF: {error_msg}") from e
145:             elif "RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED" in error_msg:
146:                 raise RuntimeError(f"Google rate limit exceeded: {error_msg}") from e
147:             else:
148:                 raise RuntimeError(f"Google Document AI error: {error_msg}") from e
149: 
150:     def _extract_text(self, document) -> str:
151:         """Extract text from Document AI response."""
152:         text_blocks = []
153: 
154:         if document.pages:
155:             for page in document.pages:
156:                 if page.lines:
157:                     for line in page.lines:
158:                         # Get text from layout
159:                         text = self._get_text_from_layout(line.layout, document.text)
160:                         if text:
161:                             text_blocks.append(text)
162: 
163:         return "\n\n".join(text_blocks).strip()
164: 
165:     def _get_text_from_layout(self, layout, document_text: str) -> str:
166:         """Extract text from layout using text anchors."""
167:         if not layout.text_anchor or not layout.text_anchor.text_segments:
168:             return ""
169: 
170:         text_parts = []
171:         for segment in layout.text_anchor.text_segments:
172:             start = int(segment.start_index) if segment.start_index else 0
173:             end = int(segment.end_index) if segment.end_index else len(document_text)
174:             text_parts.append(document_text[start:end])
175: 
176:         return "".join(text_parts)
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/config.py">
  1: """
  2: Backend configuration loader with multi-source support.
  3: 
  4: Configuration sources (in order of precedence):
  5: 1. Explicit options passed to backend constructor
  6: 2. Environment variables (PDFSMITH_<BACKEND>_<OPTION> or <BACKEND>_<OPTION>)
  7: 3. Project-local config: ./.pdfsmith/<backend>.yaml
  8: 4. User config: ~/.config/pdfsmith/<backend>.yaml
  9: 5. Built-in defaults
 10: 
 11: Example usage:
 12:     config = load_backend_config("docling")
 13:     # Returns merged config from all sources
 14: """
 15: 
 16: import os
 17: from dataclasses import dataclass, field
 18: from pathlib import Path
 19: from typing import Any
 20: 
 21: import yaml
 22: 
 23: 
 24: @dataclass
 25: class BackendConfig:
 26:     """Configuration container for a backend."""
 27: 
 28:     backend_name: str
 29:     options: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict)
 30:     source: str = "defaults"  # Where the config came from
 31: 
 32:     def get(self, key: str, default: Any = None) -> Any:
 33:         """Get a config value."""
 34:         return self.options.get(key, default)
 35: 
 36:     def get_bool(self, key: str, default: bool = False) -> bool:
 37:         """Get a boolean config value."""
 38:         val = self.options.get(key)
 39:         if val is None:
 40:             return default
 41:         if isinstance(val, bool):
 42:             return val
 43:         if isinstance(val, str):
 44:             return val.lower() in ("true", "1", "yes", "on")
 45:         return bool(val)
 46: 
 47:     def get_int(self, key: str, default: int = 0) -> int:
 48:         """Get an integer config value."""
 49:         val = self.options.get(key)
 50:         if val is None:
 51:             return default
 52:         return int(val)
 53: 
 54: 
 55: def _find_config_file(backend_name: str) -> Path | None:
 56:     """Find config file for backend, checking multiple locations."""
 57:     # Project-local config
 58:     local_config = Path(f".pdfsmith/{backend_name}.yaml")
 59:     if local_config.exists():
 60:         return local_config
 61: 
 62:     # User config
 63:     user_config = Path.home() / ".config" / "pdfsmith" / f"{backend_name}.yaml"
 64:     if user_config.exists():
 65:         return user_config
 66: 
 67:     return None
 68: 
 69: 
 70: def _load_yaml_config(path: Path) -> dict[str, Any]:
 71:     """Load YAML config file."""
 72:     with open(path) as f:
 73:         return yaml.safe_load(f) or {}
 74: 
 75: 
 76: def _load_env_config(backend_name: str, known_options: list[str]) -> dict[str, Any]:
 77:     """Load config from environment variables.
 78: 
 79:     Format: PDFSMITH_<BACKEND>_<OPTION> or <BACKEND>_<OPTION>
 80:     Examples:
 81:         DOCLING_OCR=true
 82:         DOCLING_TABLE_STRUCTURE=false
 83:         PDFSMITH_DOCLING_THREADS=4
 84:     """
 85:     config = {}
 86:     backend_upper = backend_name.upper().replace("-", "_")
 87: 
 88:     for option in known_options:
 89:         option_upper = option.upper()
 90: 
 91:         # Try both formats
 92:         for prefix in [f"PDFSMITH_{backend_upper}_", f"{backend_upper}_"]:
 93:             env_key = f"{prefix}{option_upper}"
 94:             val = os.environ.get(env_key)
 95:             if val is not None:
 96:                 config[option] = val
 97:                 break
 98: 
 99:     return config
100: 
101: 
102: def load_backend_config(
103:     backend_name: str,
104:     explicit_options: dict[str, Any] | None = None,
105:     known_options: list[str] | None = None,
106: ) -> BackendConfig:
107:     """
108:     Load backend configuration from multiple sources.
109: 
110:     Args:
111:         backend_name: Backend identifier (e.g., "docling", "marker")
112:         explicit_options: Options passed directly (highest priority)
113:         known_options: List of known option names (for env var lookup)
114: 
115:     Returns:
116:         BackendConfig with merged options from all sources
117:     """
118:     known_options = known_options or []
119:     merged_options: dict[str, Any] = {}
120:     source = "defaults"
121: 
122:     # 1. Load from config file (lowest priority file source)
123:     config_path = _find_config_file(backend_name)
124:     if config_path:
125:         file_options = _load_yaml_config(config_path)
126:         merged_options.update(file_options)
127:         source = str(config_path)
128: 
129:     # 2. Override with environment variables
130:     env_options = _load_env_config(backend_name, known_options)
131:     if env_options:
132:         merged_options.update(env_options)
133:         source = "environment"
134: 
135:     # 3. Override with explicit options (highest priority)
136:     if explicit_options:
137:         merged_options.update(explicit_options)
138:         source = "explicit"
139: 
140:     return BackendConfig(
141:         backend_name=backend_name,
142:         options=merged_options,
143:         source=source,
144:     )
145: 
146: 
147: # Default configurations for backends that need them
148: BACKEND_DEFAULTS: dict[str, dict[str, Any]] = {
149:     "docling": {
150:         "do_ocr": False,  # Disabled by default for performance
151:         "do_table_structure": True,
152:         "num_threads": 4,
153:         "device": "auto",
154:         "ocr_languages": ["en"],
155:     },
156:     "marker": {
157:         "use_llm": False,
158:         "batch_size": 4,
159:     },
160:     "unstructured": {
161:         "strategy": "fast",
162:         "include_page_breaks": True,
163:     },
164: }
165: 
166: 
167: def get_backend_defaults(backend_name: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
168:     """Get default configuration for a backend."""
169:     return BACKEND_DEFAULTS.get(backend_name, {}).copy()
</file>

<file path="COMMERCIAL_BACKENDS_IMPLEMENTATION.md">
  1: # Commercial Backends Implementation Summary
  2: 
  3: **Date**: 2025-11-24
  4: **Status**: ✅ COMPLETE - All three phases finished
  5: 
  6: This document summarizes the implementation, documentation, and testing of commercial PDF parsing backends for pdfsmith.
  7: 
  8: ## Overview
  9: 
 10: Added support for 4 commercial PDF parsing services to pdfsmith:
 11: - AWS Textract
 12: - Azure Document Intelligence
 13: - Google Document AI
 14: - Databricks ai_parse_document
 15: 
 16: ## Implementation Details
 17: 
 18: ### Phase 1: Implementation ✅
 19: 
 20: **Backend Files Created**:
 21: 1. `src/pdfsmith/backends/aws_textract_backend.py`
 22:    - Synchronous API support (DetectDocumentText)
 23:    - Single-page: Direct PDF upload
 24:    - Multi-page: PNG conversion with PyMuPDF
 25:    - File size limit: 10 MB
 26:    - Cost: $1.50/1k pages
 27: 
 28: 2. `src/pdfsmith/backends/azure_document_intelligence_backend.py`
 29:    - Uses prebuilt-read model
 30:    - Poller-based async result handling
 31:    - File size limit: 500 MB
 32:    - Cost: $1.50/1k pages
 33: 
 34: 3. `src/pdfsmith/backends/google_document_ai_backend.py`
 35:    - Synchronous API only (15 page limit documented)
 36:    - Uses text anchors for extraction
 37:    - File size limit: 20 MB
 38:    - Cost: $1.50/1k pages
 39: 
 40: 4. `src/pdfsmith/backends/databricks_backend.py`
 41:    - SQL-based via WorkspaceClient
 42:    - OAuth M2M authentication
 43:    - Auto-detects SQL warehouse (prefers serverless)
 44:    - Base64 PDF encoding
 45:    - Cost: ~$3/1k pages
 46: 
 47: **Registry Updates**:
 48: - Added 4 loader functions to `registry.py`
 49: - Registered all commercial backends with `weight="commercial"`
 50: - Backends use lazy loading pattern
 51: 
 52: **Dependencies**:
 53: - Updated `pyproject.toml` with optional dependency groups:
 54:   - `[aws]` - boto3, pymupdf
 55:   - `[azure]` - azure-ai-documentintelligence
 56:   - `[google]` - google-cloud-documentai, google-cloud-storage
 57:   - `[databricks]` - databricks-sdk
 58:   - `[commercial]` - All commercial backends (bundle)
 59: - Commercial backends excluded from `[all]` due to credential requirements
 60: 
 61: **Documentation Updates**:
 62: - Added commercial backends table to `README.md`
 63: - Provider, cost, and best use cases documented
 64: 
 65: ### Phase 2: Documentation ✅
 66: 
 67: **Configuration Guide Created**:
 68: - `docs/COMMERCIAL_BACKENDS.md` (comprehensive 400+ line guide)
 69: 
 70: **Contents**:
 71: 1. Quick comparison table
 72: 2. Setup instructions for each provider:
 73:    - Installation commands
 74:    - Environment variables
 75:    - Cloud console setup steps
 76:    - Usage examples (Python + CLI)
 77:    - Limitations and constraints
 78:    - Troubleshooting common errors
 79:    - Cost estimation examples
 80:    - Links to provider documentation
 81: 3. General tips:
 82:    - Security best practices
 83:    - Environment file template
 84:    - Cost optimization strategies
 85:    - Multi-backend fallback pattern
 86: 
 87: **Additional Documentation**:
 88: - `.env.example` - Template for credentials
 89: - `tests/integration/README.md` - Integration testing guide
 90: 
 91: ### Phase 3: Testing ✅
 92: 
 93: **Mock Tests Created**:
 94: - `tests/test_commercial_backends.py` (14 tests)
 95:   - Import tests for all backends
 96:   - Credential requirement tests
 97:   - Mocked parsing tests
 98:   - Registry verification tests
 99:   - All tests pass (6 passed, 8 skipped when dependencies not installed)
100: 
101: **Integration Tests Created**:
102: - `tests/integration/test_commercial_integration.py`
103:   - Real API testing (disabled by default)
104:   - Single-page and multi-page tests
105:   - Limit enforcement tests
106:   - Cross-provider comparison tests
107:   - Cost-aware (requires `RUN_COMMERCIAL_TESTS=1`)
108: 
109: **Test Infrastructure**:
110: - `tests/integration/README.md` - Testing guide
111: - Environment variable guards to prevent accidental API costs
112: - Pytest markers for selective testing (`-m aws`, `-m azure`, etc.)
113: - Estimated cost per test run: ~$0.007
114: 
115: ### Type Safety Fixes
116: 
117: **Issue Found**:
118: - Azure backend had type hint issues when library not installed
119: 
120: **Resolution**:
121: - Added `TYPE_CHECKING` guard for forward references
122: - Used string quotes for type hints (`"AnalyzeResult"`)
123: - Ensures backend can be imported even without dependencies installed
124: 
125: ## Test Results
126: 
127: ```bash
128: $ pytest tests/test_commercial_backends.py -v
129: 
130: ========================= 6 passed, 8 skipped in 0.04s =========================
131: ```
132: 
133: **Passing Tests**:
134: - ✓ AWS Textract import
135: - ✓ Azure Document Intelligence import
136: - ✓ Google Document AI import
137: - ✓ Databricks import
138: - ✓ Commercial backends registered correctly
139: - ✓ Backend availability check works
140: 
141: **Skipped Tests** (as expected without commercial dependencies):
142: - AWS credentials and parsing tests
143: - Azure credentials and parsing tests
144: - Google credentials and page limit tests
145: - Databricks credentials and parsing tests
146: 
147: ## Files Modified
148: 
149: ### Backend Implementation
150: - `src/pdfsmith/backends/aws_textract_backend.py` (new)
151: - `src/pdfsmith/backends/azure_document_intelligence_backend.py` (new)
152: - `src/pdfsmith/backends/google_document_ai_backend.py` (new)
153: - `src/pdfsmith/backends/databricks_backend.py` (new)
154: - `src/pdfsmith/backends/registry.py` (modified - added loaders + entries)
155: 
156: ### Configuration
157: - `pyproject.toml` (modified - added optional dependencies)
158: - `README.md` (modified - added commercial backends table)
159: - `.env.example` (new)
160: 
161: ### Documentation
162: - `docs/COMMERCIAL_BACKENDS.md` (new - 400+ lines)
163: 
164: ### Testing
165: - `tests/test_commercial_backends.py` (new - 14 tests)
166: - `tests/integration/test_commercial_integration.py` (new)
167: - `tests/integration/README.md` (new)
168: 
169: ## Usage Examples
170: 
171: ### Basic Usage
172: 
173: ```python
174: from pdfsmith import parse
175: 
176: # AWS Textract
177: import os
178: os.environ["AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID"] = "your-key"
179: os.environ["AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY"] = "your-secret"
180: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="aws_textract")
181: 
182: # Azure Document Intelligence
183: os.environ["AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_ENDPOINT"] = "https://..."
184: os.environ["AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_KEY"] = "your-key"
185: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="azure_document_intelligence")
186: 
187: # Google Document AI
188: os.environ["GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS"] = "/path/to/creds.json"
189: os.environ["GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT"] = "project-id"
190: os.environ["GOOGLE_DOCUMENT_AI_PROCESSOR_ID"] = "processor-id"
191: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="google_document_ai")
192: 
193: # Databricks
194: os.environ["DATABRICKS_HOST"] = "https://workspace.cloud.databricks.com"
195: os.environ["DATABRICKS_CLIENT_ID"] = "client-id"
196: os.environ["DATABRICKS_CLIENT_SECRET"] = "secret"
197: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="databricks")
198: ```
199: 
200: ### CLI Usage
201: 
202: ```bash
203: # AWS Textract
204: export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-key
205: export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret
206: pdfsmith parse document.pdf -b aws_textract -o output.md
207: 
208: # Azure
209: export AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_ENDPOINT="https://..."
210: export AZURE_DOCUMENT_INTELLIGENCE_KEY="your-key"
211: pdfsmith parse document.pdf -b azure_document_intelligence -o output.md
212: ```
213: 
214: ## Installation
215: 
216: ```bash
217: # Individual backends
218: pip install pdfsmith[aws]
219: pip install pdfsmith[azure]
220: pip install pdfsmith[google]
221: pip install pdfsmith[databricks]
222: 
223: # All commercial backends
224: pip install pdfsmith[commercial]
225: ```
226: 
227: ## Cost Comparison
228: 
229: | Backend | Cost/1k Pages | Free Tier | Notes |
230: |---------|---------------|-----------|-------|
231: | AWS Textract | $1.50 | No | DetectDocumentText API |
232: | Azure | $1.50 | 500 pages/month | F0 pricing tier |
233: | Google | $1.50 | No | Document OCR |
234: | Databricks | ~$3.00 | No | Varies by warehouse type |
235: 
236: ## Security Considerations
237: 
238: 1. **Never commit credentials** to version control
239: 2. Use `.env` file (add to `.gitignore`)
240: 3. Rotate API keys regularly
241: 4. Use service accounts with minimal permissions
242: 5. Monitor usage and set billing alerts
243: 
244: ## Next Steps
245: 
246: ### Before PyPI Publication
247: 
248: 1. ✅ Implementation complete
249: 2. ✅ Documentation complete
250: 3. ✅ Mock tests complete
251: 4. ⏳ Optional: Run integration tests with real APIs
252: 5. ⏳ Optional: Add commercial backends to pdf-bench for benchmarking
253: 6. ⏳ Review README and docs for clarity
254: 7. ⏳ Version bump and changelog
255: 8. ⏳ PyPI publication
256: 
257: ### Future Enhancements
258: 
259: 1. **Google Batch Processing**: Add async batch API support for >15 pages
260: 2. **Error Handling**: Add retry logic with exponential backoff
261: 3. **Cost Tracking**: Add usage tracking and cost estimation
262: 4. **Performance**: Parallel processing for multi-page documents
263: 5. **Caching**: Add optional result caching to reduce API costs
264: 
265: ## Verification Checklist
266: 
267: - [x] All 4 commercial backends implemented
268: - [x] Registry updated with backend entries
269: - [x] Dependencies added to pyproject.toml
270: - [x] README updated with backend table
271: - [x] Comprehensive configuration guide created
272: - [x] Mock tests created and passing
273: - [x] Integration tests created (optional execution)
274: - [x] Environment file template provided
275: - [x] Type safety verified (no import errors)
276: - [x] Cost information documented
277: - [x] Security best practices documented
278: 
279: ## Summary
280: 
281: All three phases complete:
282: 1. ✅ **Implementation**: 4 commercial backends fully implemented
283: 2. ✅ **Documentation**: 400+ line configuration guide + README updates
284: 3. ✅ **Testing**: Mock tests passing, integration tests ready
285: 
286: **Status**: Ready for review and optional integration testing before PyPI publication.
287: 
288: **Estimated Time**: ~3 hours of implementation work
289: **Lines of Code**: ~1,500 lines (backends + tests + docs)
290: **Test Coverage**: 14 mock tests + 15+ integration tests
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/__init__.py">
1: """Backend implementations for pdfsmith."""
2: 
3: from pdfsmith.backends.registry import BACKEND_REGISTRY, BackendInfo
4: 
5: __all__ = ["BACKEND_REGISTRY", "BackendInfo"]
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/extractous_backend.py">
 1: """Extractous backend for pdfsmith."""
 2: 
 3: from pathlib import Path
 4: 
 5: try:
 6:     from extractous import Extractor
 7:     AVAILABLE = True
 8: except ImportError:
 9:     AVAILABLE = False
10: 
11: 
12: class ExtractousBackend:
13:     """PDF parser using Extractous - Rust-based extraction.
14: 
15:     Extractous is a Rust-based text extraction library with
16:     Python bindings. Fast and efficient.
17:     """
18: 
19:     name = "extractous"
20: 
21:     def __init__(self) -> None:
22:         if not AVAILABLE:
23:             raise ImportError(
24:                 "extractous is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[extractous]"
25:             )
26:         self._extractor = Extractor()
27: 
28:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
29:         """Parse PDF to markdown string."""
30:         result = self._extractor.extract_file_to_string(str(pdf_path))
31:         return result.strip()
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/marker_backend.py">
 1: """Marker backend for pdfsmith."""
 2: 
 3: from pathlib import Path
 4: 
 5: try:
 6:     from marker.converters.pdf import PdfConverter
 7:     from marker.models import create_model_dict
 8:     AVAILABLE = True
 9: except ImportError:
10:     AVAILABLE = False
11: 
12: 
13: class MarkerBackend:
14:     """PDF parser using Marker - deep learning for academic PDFs.
15: 
16:     Marker uses deep learning models optimized for academic papers
17:     and technical documents. Excellent for LaTeX-heavy content.
18:     """
19: 
20:     name = "marker"
21: 
22:     def __init__(self) -> None:
23:         if not AVAILABLE:
24:             raise ImportError(
25:                 "marker-pdf is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[marker]"
26:             )
27:         self._models = create_model_dict()
28:         self._converter = PdfConverter(artifact_dict=self._models)
29: 
30:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
31:         """Parse PDF to markdown string."""
32:         result = self._converter(str(pdf_path))
33:         return result.markdown
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/pdfminer_backend.py">
 1: """PDFMiner backend for pdfsmith."""
 2: 
 3: from pathlib import Path
 4: from io import StringIO
 5: 
 6: try:
 7:     from pdfminer.high_level import extract_text_to_fp
 8:     from pdfminer.layout import LAParams
 9:     AVAILABLE = True
10: except ImportError:
11:     AVAILABLE = False
12: 
13: 
14: class PDFMinerBackend:
15:     """PDF parser using PDFMiner - mature text extraction.
16: 
17:     PDFMiner is a mature, pure-Python PDF text extraction library.
18:     Good for text-heavy documents, handles various encodings well.
19:     """
20: 
21:     name = "pdfminer"
22: 
23:     def __init__(self) -> None:
24:         if not AVAILABLE:
25:             raise ImportError(
26:                 "pdfminer.six is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[pdfminer]"
27:             )
28: 
29:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
30:         """Parse PDF to markdown string."""
31:         output = StringIO()
32:         with open(pdf_path, "rb") as f:
33:             extract_text_to_fp(f, output, laparams=LAParams())
34:         return output.getvalue().strip()
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/pdfplumber_backend.py">
 1: """pdfplumber backend for pdfsmith."""
 2: 
 3: from pathlib import Path
 4: from typing import Any
 5: 
 6: try:
 7:     import pdfplumber
 8:     AVAILABLE = True
 9: except ImportError:
10:     AVAILABLE = False
11: 
12: 
13: class PDFPlumberBackend:
14:     """PDF parser using pdfplumber - excellent for tables.
15: 
16:     pdfplumber uses visual layout analysis to detect and extract tables
17:     with high accuracy. Good choice for documents with tabular data.
18:     """
19: 
20:     name = "pdfplumber"
21: 
22:     def __init__(self) -> None:
23:         if not AVAILABLE:
24:             raise ImportError(
25:                 "pdfplumber is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[pdfplumber]"
26:             )
27: 
28:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
29:         """Parse PDF to markdown string with table extraction."""
30:         with pdfplumber.open(pdf_path) as pdf:
31:             if not pdf.pages:
32:                 return ""
33: 
34:             pages_content = []
35:             for page in pdf.pages:
36:                 page_content = self._extract_page(page)
37:                 if page_content.strip():
38:                     pages_content.append(page_content.strip())
39: 
40:             return "\n\n".join(pages_content)
41: 
42:     def _extract_page(self, page: Any) -> str:
43:         """Extract content from a single page."""
44:         content_parts = []
45: 
46:         # Extract tables
47:         tables = page.extract_tables()
48:         if tables:
49:             for table in tables:
50:                 table_md = self._table_to_markdown(table)
51:                 if table_md:
52:                     content_parts.append(table_md)
53: 
54:         # Extract text
55:         text = page.extract_text()
56:         if text and text.strip():
57:             content_parts.append(text.strip())
58: 
59:         return "\n\n".join(content_parts)
60: 
61:     def _table_to_markdown(self, table: list[list[str | None]]) -> str:
62:         """Convert table to GitHub Flavored Markdown."""
63:         if not table or len(table) < 2:
64:             return ""
65: 
66:         # Filter empty rows
67:         table = [row for row in table if any(cell for cell in row if cell)]
68:         if not table:
69:             return ""
70: 
71:         max_cols = max(len(row) for row in table)
72:         if max_cols == 0:
73:             return ""
74: 
75:         # Normalize rows
76:         normalized: list[list[str]] = []
77:         for row in table:
78:             padded = row + [None] * (max_cols - len(row))
79:             normalized.append([
80:                 str(cell).strip() if cell is not None else ""
81:                 for cell in padded
82:             ])
83: 
84:         lines = []
85:         # Header
86:         lines.append("| " + " | ".join(normalized[0]) + " |")
87:         # Separator
88:         lines.append("| " + " | ".join(["---"] * max_cols) + " |")
89:         # Data rows
90:         for row in normalized[1:]:
91:             lines.append("| " + " | ".join(row) + " |")
92: 
93:         return "\n".join(lines)
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/pymupdf_backend.py">
 1: """PyMuPDF backend for pdfsmith."""
 2: 
 3: from pathlib import Path
 4: 
 5: try:
 6:     import fitz  # PyMuPDF
 7:     AVAILABLE = True
 8: except ImportError:
 9:     AVAILABLE = False
10: 
11: 
12: class PyMuPDFBackend:
13:     """PDF parser using PyMuPDF (fitz) - fast and reliable.
14: 
15:     PyMuPDF provides fast, reliable text extraction with good
16:     handling of various PDF formats. A solid general-purpose choice.
17:     """
18: 
19:     name = "pymupdf"
20: 
21:     def __init__(self) -> None:
22:         if not AVAILABLE:
23:             raise ImportError(
24:                 "PyMuPDF is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[pymupdf]"
25:             )
26: 
27:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
28:         """Parse PDF to markdown string."""
29:         doc = fitz.open(pdf_path)
30: 
31:         try:
32:             if doc.is_encrypted:
33:                 raise RuntimeError(f"PDF is password-protected: {pdf_path}")
34: 
35:             pages_text = []
36:             for page_num in range(len(doc)):
37:                 page = doc[page_num]
38:                 page_text = page.get_text()
39:                 if page_text.strip():
40:                     pages_text.append(page_text.strip())
41: 
42:             text = "\n\n".join(pages_text)
43: 
44:             # Clean up whitespace
45:             lines = text.split("\n")
46:             cleaned_lines = [" ".join(line.split()) for line in lines]
47:             text = "\n".join(cleaned_lines)
48: 
49:             # Normalize paragraph breaks
50:             while "\n\n\n" in text:
51:                 text = text.replace("\n\n\n", "\n\n")
52: 
53:             return text.strip()
54: 
55:         finally:
56:             doc.close()
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/pymupdf4llm_backend.py">
 1: """PyMuPDF4LLM backend for pdfsmith."""
 2: 
 3: from pathlib import Path
 4: 
 5: try:
 6:     import pymupdf4llm
 7:     AVAILABLE = True
 8: except ImportError:
 9:     AVAILABLE = False
10: 
11: 
12: class PyMuPDF4LLMBackend:
13:     """PDF parser using PyMuPDF4LLM - optimized for LLM consumption.
14: 
15:     PyMuPDF4LLM builds on PyMuPDF to produce markdown output specifically
16:     formatted for LLM processing. Good balance of quality and speed.
17:     """
18: 
19:     name = "pymupdf4llm"
20: 
21:     def __init__(self) -> None:
22:         if not AVAILABLE:
23:             raise ImportError(
24:                 "pymupdf4llm is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[pymupdf4llm]"
25:             )
26: 
27:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
28:         """Parse PDF to markdown string."""
29:         return pymupdf4llm.to_markdown(str(pdf_path))
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/pypdf_backend.py">
 1: """PyPDF backend for pdfsmith."""
 2: 
 3: from pathlib import Path
 4: 
 5: try:
 6:     import pypdf
 7:     AVAILABLE = True
 8: except ImportError:
 9:     AVAILABLE = False
10: 
11: 
12: class PyPDFBackend:
13:     """PDF parser using PyPDF for text extraction.
14: 
15:     PyPDF is a pure-python library - lightweight with no binary dependencies.
16:     Good for simple text extraction, not ideal for complex layouts or tables.
17:     """
18: 
19:     name = "pypdf"
20: 
21:     def __init__(self) -> None:
22:         if not AVAILABLE:
23:             raise ImportError(
24:                 "pypdf is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[pypdf]"
25:             )
26: 
27:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
28:         """Parse PDF to markdown string."""
29:         from pypdf import PdfReader
30: 
31:         reader = PdfReader(str(pdf_path))
32: 
33:         text_parts = []
34:         for page in reader.pages:
35:             text = page.extract_text()
36:             if text and text.strip():
37:                 text_parts.append(text.strip())
38: 
39:         return "\n\n".join(text_parts)
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/pypdfium2_backend.py">
 1: """PyPDFium2 backend for pdfsmith."""
 2: 
 3: from pathlib import Path
 4: 
 5: try:
 6:     import pypdfium2 as pdfium
 7:     AVAILABLE = True
 8: except ImportError:
 9:     AVAILABLE = False
10: 
11: 
12: class PyPDFium2Backend:
13:     """PDF parser using PyPDFium2 - Chrome's PDF engine.
14: 
15:     PyPDFium2 wraps PDFium, the PDF rendering engine used in Chrome.
16:     Fast and reliable for text extraction.
17:     """
18: 
19:     name = "pypdfium2"
20: 
21:     def __init__(self) -> None:
22:         if not AVAILABLE:
23:             raise ImportError(
24:                 "pypdfium2 is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[pypdfium2]"
25:             )
26: 
27:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
28:         """Parse PDF to markdown string."""
29:         pdf = pdfium.PdfDocument(pdf_path)
30: 
31:         pages_text = []
32:         for page in pdf:
33:             textpage = page.get_textpage()
34:             text = textpage.get_text_range()
35:             if text.strip():
36:                 pages_text.append(text.strip())
37: 
38:         return "\n\n".join(pages_text)
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/registry.py">
  1: """
  2: Backend registry with lazy loading.
  3: 
  4: Each backend is only imported when actually used, keeping the base package lightweight.
  5: """
  6: 
  7: from dataclasses import dataclass
  8: from typing import Callable, Any
  9: from pathlib import Path
 10: import importlib
 11: 
 12: 
 13: @dataclass
 14: class BackendInfo:
 15:     """Information about a parsing backend."""
 16: 
 17:     name: str
 18:     description: str
 19:     package: str  # PyPI package name for installation
 20:     weight: str   # "light", "medium", "heavy"
 21:     loader: Callable[[], Any]  # Function to load the backend class
 22: 
 23:     _instance: Any = None
 24:     _available: bool | None = None
 25: 
 26:     def is_available(self) -> bool:
 27:         """Check if this backend's dependencies are installed."""
 28:         if self._available is None:
 29:             try:
 30:                 backend_class = self.loader()
 31:                 # Check the AVAILABLE flag if it exists
 32:                 module = backend_class.__module__
 33:                 import importlib
 34:                 mod = importlib.import_module(module)
 35:                 self._available = getattr(mod, "AVAILABLE", True)
 36:             except ImportError:
 37:                 self._available = False
 38:         return self._available
 39: 
 40:     def get_instance(self):
 41:         """Get or create a backend instance."""
 42:         if self._instance is None:
 43:             backend_class = self.loader()
 44:             self._instance = backend_class()
 45:         return self._instance
 46: 
 47: 
 48: class BaseBackend:
 49:     """Base class for all backends."""
 50: 
 51:     name: str = "base"
 52: 
 53:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
 54:         """Parse PDF to markdown."""
 55:         raise NotImplementedError
 56: 
 57: 
 58: def _load_pypdf():
 59:     from pdfsmith.backends.pypdf_backend import PyPDFBackend
 60:     return PyPDFBackend
 61: 
 62: 
 63: def _load_pdfplumber():
 64:     from pdfsmith.backends.pdfplumber_backend import PDFPlumberBackend
 65:     return PDFPlumberBackend
 66: 
 67: 
 68: def _load_pymupdf():
 69:     from pdfsmith.backends.pymupdf_backend import PyMuPDFBackend
 70:     return PyMuPDFBackend
 71: 
 72: 
 73: def _load_pymupdf4llm():
 74:     from pdfsmith.backends.pymupdf4llm_backend import PyMuPDF4LLMBackend
 75:     return PyMuPDF4LLMBackend
 76: 
 77: 
 78: def _load_pdfminer():
 79:     from pdfsmith.backends.pdfminer_backend import PDFMinerBackend
 80:     return PDFMinerBackend
 81: 
 82: 
 83: def _load_pypdfium2():
 84:     from pdfsmith.backends.pypdfium2_backend import PyPDFium2Backend
 85:     return PyPDFium2Backend
 86: 
 87: 
 88: def _load_unstructured():
 89:     from pdfsmith.backends.unstructured_backend import UnstructuredBackend
 90:     return UnstructuredBackend
 91: 
 92: 
 93: def _load_kreuzberg():
 94:     from pdfsmith.backends.kreuzberg_backend import KreuzbergBackend
 95:     return KreuzbergBackend
 96: 
 97: 
 98: def _load_extractous():
 99:     from pdfsmith.backends.extractous_backend import ExtractousBackend
100:     return ExtractousBackend
101: 
102: 
103: def _load_docling():
104:     from pdfsmith.backends.docling_backend import DoclingBackend
105:     return DoclingBackend
106: 
107: 
108: def _load_marker():
109:     from pdfsmith.backends.marker_backend import MarkerBackend
110:     return MarkerBackend
111: 
112: 
113: def _load_aws_textract():
114:     from pdfsmith.backends.aws_textract_backend import AWSTextractBackend
115:     return AWSTextractBackend
116: 
117: 
118: def _load_azure_document_intelligence():
119:     from pdfsmith.backends.azure_document_intelligence_backend import (
120:         AzureDocumentIntelligenceBackend,
121:     )
122:     return AzureDocumentIntelligenceBackend
123: 
124: 
125: def _load_google_document_ai():
126:     from pdfsmith.backends.google_document_ai_backend import GoogleDocumentAIBackend
127:     return GoogleDocumentAIBackend
128: 
129: 
130: def _load_databricks():
131:     from pdfsmith.backends.databricks_backend import DatabricksBackend
132:     return DatabricksBackend
133: 
134: 
135: # Registry of all supported backends
136: BACKEND_REGISTRY: dict[str, BackendInfo] = {
137:     "pypdf": BackendInfo(
138:         name="pypdf",
139:         description="Pure Python PDF library, lightweight",
140:         package="pypdf",
141:         weight="light",
142:         loader=_load_pypdf,
143:     ),
144:     "pdfplumber": BackendInfo(
145:         name="pdfplumber",
146:         description="Detailed PDF parsing, excellent for tables",
147:         package="pdfplumber",
148:         weight="light",
149:         loader=_load_pdfplumber,
150:     ),
151:     "pymupdf": BackendInfo(
152:         name="pymupdf",
153:         description="Fast MuPDF bindings, good general purpose",
154:         package="pymupdf",
155:         weight="light",
156:         loader=_load_pymupdf,
157:     ),
158:     "pymupdf4llm": BackendInfo(
159:         name="pymupdf4llm",
160:         description="PyMuPDF optimized for LLM consumption",
161:         package="pymupdf4llm",
162:         weight="medium",
163:         loader=_load_pymupdf4llm,
164:     ),
165:     "pdfminer": BackendInfo(
166:         name="pdfminer",
167:         description="Mature PDF text extraction library",
168:         package="pdfminer.six",
169:         weight="light",
170:         loader=_load_pdfminer,
171:     ),
172:     "pypdfium2": BackendInfo(
173:         name="pypdfium2",
174:         description="PDFium bindings, Chrome's PDF engine",
175:         package="pypdfium2",
176:         weight="light",
177:         loader=_load_pypdfium2,
178:     ),
179:     "unstructured": BackendInfo(
180:         name="unstructured",
181:         description="Document processing for LLMs",
182:         package="unstructured",
183:         weight="medium",
184:         loader=_load_unstructured,
185:     ),
186:     "kreuzberg": BackendInfo(
187:         name="kreuzberg",
188:         description="Fast Rust-based extraction with OCR",
189:         package="kreuzberg",
190:         weight="medium",
191:         loader=_load_kreuzberg,
192:     ),
193:     "extractous": BackendInfo(
194:         name="extractous",
195:         description="Rust-based text extraction",
196:         package="extractous",
197:         weight="medium",
198:         loader=_load_extractous,
199:     ),
200:     "docling": BackendInfo(
201:         name="docling",
202:         description="IBM's document understanding, best quality",
203:         package="docling",
204:         weight="heavy",
205:         loader=_load_docling,
206:     ),
207:     "marker": BackendInfo(
208:         name="marker",
209:         description="Deep learning PDF to markdown, great for academic",
210:         package="marker-pdf",
211:         weight="heavy",
212:         loader=_load_marker,
213:     ),
214:     # Commercial backends
215:     "aws_textract": BackendInfo(
216:         name="aws_textract",
217:         description="AWS Textract, commercial OCR and text extraction",
218:         package="boto3",
219:         weight="commercial",
220:         loader=_load_aws_textract,
221:     ),
222:     "azure_document_intelligence": BackendInfo(
223:         name="azure_document_intelligence",
224:         description="Azure Document Intelligence, high-accuracy OCR",
225:         package="azure-ai-documentintelligence",
226:         weight="commercial",
227:         loader=_load_azure_document_intelligence,
228:     ),
229:     "google_document_ai": BackendInfo(
230:         name="google_document_ai",
231:         description="Google Document AI, advanced document understanding",
232:         package="google-cloud-documentai",
233:         weight="commercial",
234:         loader=_load_google_document_ai,
235:     ),
236:     "databricks": BackendInfo(
237:         name="databricks",
238:         description="Databricks ai_parse_document via SQL warehouse",
239:         package="databricks-sdk",
240:         weight="commercial",
241:         loader=_load_databricks,
242:     ),
243: }
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/unstructured_backend.py">
 1: """Unstructured backend for pdfsmith.
 2: 
 3: Supports multiple strategies:
 4: - "fast": Quick extraction without OCR (default)
 5: - "hi_res": High-resolution with OCR and table detection
 6: 
 7: IMPORTANT: The "hi_res" strategy requires:
 8: 1. unstructured-pytesseract: pip install unstructured-pytesseract
 9: 2. tesseract-ocr system package:
10:     Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt-get install tesseract-ocr
11:     macOS: brew install tesseract
12:     Windows: Download from https://github.com/UB-Mannheim/tesseract/wiki
13: """
14: 
15: from pathlib import Path
16: 
17: try:
18:     from unstructured.partition.pdf import partition_pdf
19:     AVAILABLE = True
20: except ImportError:
21:     AVAILABLE = False
22: 
23: 
24: class UnstructuredBackend:
25:     """PDF parser using Unstructured - versatile document processing.
26: 
27:     Unstructured is a comprehensive document processing library
28:     designed for preparing data for LLMs. Supports many strategies.
29:     """
30: 
31:     name = "unstructured"
32: 
33:     def __init__(self, strategy: str = "fast") -> None:
34:         if not AVAILABLE:
35:             raise ImportError(
36:                 "unstructured is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[unstructured]"
37:             )
38:         self.strategy = strategy
39: 
40:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
41:         """Parse PDF to markdown string."""
42:         elements = partition_pdf(filename=str(pdf_path), strategy=self.strategy)
43: 
44:         # Convert elements to markdown
45:         parts = []
46:         for element in elements:
47:             text = str(element)
48:             if text.strip():
49:                 # Add heading markers for titles
50:                 if element.category == "Title":
51:                     parts.append(f"# {text}")
52:                 elif element.category == "Header":
53:                     parts.append(f"## {text}")
54:                 else:
55:                     parts.append(text)
56: 
57:         return "\n\n".join(parts)
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/__init__.py">
 1: """
 2: pdfsmith - PDF to Markdown conversion with multiple backend support.
 3: 
 4: A unified interface to 10+ PDF parsing libraries. Pick the right tool for the job,
 5: or let pdfsmith choose for you.
 6: 
 7: Basic usage:
 8:     from pdfsmith import parse
 9: 
10:     # Auto-select best available backend
11:     markdown = parse("document.pdf")
12: 
13:     # Use specific backend
14:     markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="docling")
15: 
16:     # List available backends
17:     from pdfsmith import available_backends
18:     print(available_backends())
19: """
20: 
21: from pdfsmith.api import parse, parse_async, available_backends, get_backend
22: 
23: __version__ = "0.1.0"
24: __all__ = ["parse", "parse_async", "available_backends", "get_backend", "__version__"]
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/api.py">
  1: """
  2: Core API for pdfsmith.
  3: 
  4: Provides a simple interface to parse PDFs to markdown using various backends.
  5: """
  6: 
  7: from pathlib import Path
  8: from typing import Literal
  9: 
 10: from pdfsmith.backends.registry import BACKEND_REGISTRY, BackendInfo
 11: 
 12: # Backend preference order (best first, considering quality vs availability)
 13: DEFAULT_PREFERENCE = [
 14:     "docling",      # Best quality, heavy
 15:     "marker",       # Great for academic docs
 16:     "pymupdf4llm",  # Good balance
 17:     "kreuzberg",    # Fast, good quality
 18:     "unstructured", # Versatile
 19:     "pdfplumber",   # Reliable for tables
 20:     "pymupdf",      # Fast, basic
 21:     "pypdf",        # Lightweight fallback
 22:     "pdfminer",     # Legacy but works
 23:     "pypdfium2",    # Alternative
 24:     "extractous",   # Rust-based
 25: ]
 26: 
 27: BackendName = Literal[
 28:     "docling", "marker", "pymupdf4llm", "kreuzberg", "unstructured",
 29:     "pdfplumber", "pymupdf", "pypdf", "pdfminer", "pypdfium2", "extractous"
 30: ]
 31: 
 32: 
 33: def available_backends() -> list[BackendInfo]:
 34:     """Return list of available (installed) backends with their info."""
 35:     available = []
 36:     for name in DEFAULT_PREFERENCE:
 37:         if name in BACKEND_REGISTRY:
 38:             info = BACKEND_REGISTRY[name]
 39:             if info.is_available():
 40:                 available.append(info)
 41:     return available
 42: 
 43: 
 44: def get_backend(name: BackendName | None = None):
 45:     """
 46:     Get a backend instance by name, or auto-select the best available.
 47: 
 48:     Args:
 49:         name: Backend name, or None to auto-select
 50: 
 51:     Returns:
 52:         Backend instance ready to parse
 53: 
 54:     Raises:
 55:         ImportError: If specified backend is not installed
 56:         RuntimeError: If no backends are available
 57:     """
 58:     if name is not None:
 59:         if name not in BACKEND_REGISTRY:
 60:             raise ValueError(f"Unknown backend: {name}. Available: {list(BACKEND_REGISTRY.keys())}")
 61:         info = BACKEND_REGISTRY[name]
 62:         if not info.is_available():
 63:             raise ImportError(
 64:                 f"Backend '{name}' is not installed. "
 65:                 f"Install with: pip install pdfsmith[{name}]"
 66:             )
 67:         return info.get_instance()
 68: 
 69:     # Auto-select best available
 70:     for backend_name in DEFAULT_PREFERENCE:
 71:         if backend_name in BACKEND_REGISTRY:
 72:             info = BACKEND_REGISTRY[backend_name]
 73:             if info.is_available():
 74:                 return info.get_instance()
 75: 
 76:     raise RuntimeError(
 77:         "No PDF parsing backends are installed. "
 78:         "Install at least one with: pip install pdfsmith[light] or pdfsmith[recommended]"
 79:     )
 80: 
 81: 
 82: def parse(
 83:     pdf_path: str | Path,
 84:     *,
 85:     backend: BackendName | None = None,
 86: ) -> str:
 87:     """
 88:     Parse a PDF file to markdown.
 89: 
 90:     Args:
 91:         pdf_path: Path to the PDF file
 92:         backend: Backend to use, or None to auto-select best available
 93: 
 94:     Returns:
 95:         Markdown string extracted from the PDF
 96: 
 97:     Examples:
 98:         # Auto-select backend
 99:         markdown = parse("document.pdf")
100: 
101:         # Use specific backend
102:         markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="docling")
103:     """
104:     pdf_path = Path(pdf_path)
105:     if not pdf_path.exists():
106:         raise FileNotFoundError(f"PDF file not found: {pdf_path}")
107: 
108:     backend_instance = get_backend(backend)
109:     return backend_instance.parse(pdf_path)
110: 
111: 
112: async def parse_async(
113:     pdf_path: str | Path,
114:     *,
115:     backend: BackendName | None = None,
116: ) -> str:
117:     """
118:     Parse a PDF file to markdown asynchronously.
119: 
120:     Args:
121:         pdf_path: Path to the PDF file
122:         backend: Backend to use, or None to auto-select best available
123: 
124:     Returns:
125:         Markdown string extracted from the PDF
126:     """
127:     pdf_path = Path(pdf_path)
128:     if not pdf_path.exists():
129:         raise FileNotFoundError(f"PDF file not found: {pdf_path}")
130: 
131:     backend_instance = get_backend(backend)
132: 
133:     # Use async method if available, otherwise run sync in executor
134:     if hasattr(backend_instance, "parse_async"):
135:         return await backend_instance.parse_async(pdf_path)
136:     else:
137:         import asyncio
138:         loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
139:         return await loop.run_in_executor(None, backend_instance.parse, pdf_path)
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/cli.py">
 1: """Command-line interface for pdfsmith."""
 2: 
 3: import argparse
 4: import sys
 5: from pathlib import Path
 6: 
 7: from pdfsmith import parse, available_backends, __version__
 8: 
 9: 
10: def main() -> int:
11:     """Main CLI entry point."""
12:     parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
13:         prog="pdfsmith",
14:         description="Convert PDF files to Markdown",
15:     )
16:     parser.add_argument(
17:         "--version",
18:         action="version",
19:         version=f"pdfsmith {__version__}",
20:     )
21: 
22:     subparsers = parser.add_subparsers(dest="command", help="Commands")
23: 
24:     # Parse command
25:     parse_parser = subparsers.add_parser("parse", help="Parse a PDF file to Markdown")
26:     parse_parser.add_argument("pdf_file", type=Path, help="Path to PDF file")
27:     parse_parser.add_argument(
28:         "-o", "--output",
29:         type=Path,
30:         help="Output file (default: stdout)",
31:     )
32:     parse_parser.add_argument(
33:         "-b", "--backend",
34:         help="Backend to use (default: auto-select)",
35:     )
36: 
37:     # Backends command
38:     subparsers.add_parser("backends", help="List available backends")
39: 
40:     args = parser.parse_args()
41: 
42:     if args.command == "parse":
43:         return cmd_parse(args)
44:     elif args.command == "backends":
45:         return cmd_backends()
46:     else:
47:         parser.print_help()
48:         return 0
49: 
50: 
51: def cmd_parse(args: argparse.Namespace) -> int:
52:     """Handle parse command."""
53:     if not args.pdf_file.exists():
54:         print(f"Error: File not found: {args.pdf_file}", file=sys.stderr)
55:         return 1
56: 
57:     try:
58:         markdown = parse(args.pdf_file, backend=args.backend)
59: 
60:         if args.output:
61:             args.output.write_text(markdown, encoding="utf-8")
62:             print(f"Written to {args.output}")
63:         else:
64:             print(markdown)
65: 
66:         return 0
67: 
68:     except ImportError as e:
69:         print(f"Error: {e}", file=sys.stderr)
70:         return 1
71:     except Exception as e:
72:         print(f"Error parsing PDF: {e}", file=sys.stderr)
73:         return 1
74: 
75: 
76: def cmd_backends() -> int:
77:     """Handle backends command."""
78:     backends = available_backends()
79: 
80:     if not backends:
81:         print("No backends installed.")
82:         print("\nInstall backends with:")
83:         print("  pip install pdfsmith[light]       # Lightweight backends")
84:         print("  pip install pdfsmith[recommended] # Recommended set")
85:         print("  pip install pdfsmith[all]         # All backends")
86:         return 0
87: 
88:     print("Available backends:\n")
89:     for info in backends:
90:         print(f"  {info.name:<15} [{info.weight}]")
91:         print(f"    {info.description}")
92:         print()
93: 
94:     return 0
95: 
96: 
97: if __name__ == "__main__":
98:     sys.exit(main())
</file>

<file path="pyproject.toml">
  1: [project]
  2: name = "pdfsmith"
  3: version = "0.1.0"
  4: description = "PDF to Markdown conversion with multiple backend support"
  5: readme = "README.md"
  6: license = { text = "MIT" }
  7: authors = [{ name = "Applied AI", email = "info@applied-ai.com" }]
  8: requires-python = ">=3.10"
  9: classifiers = [
 10:     "Development Status :: 4 - Beta",
 11:     "Intended Audience :: Developers",
 12:     "License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License",
 13:     "Programming Language :: Python :: 3",
 14:     "Programming Language :: Python :: 3.10",
 15:     "Programming Language :: Python :: 3.11",
 16:     "Programming Language :: Python :: 3.12",
 17:     "Programming Language :: Python :: 3.13",
 18:     "Topic :: Text Processing",
 19:     "Topic :: Software Development :: Libraries :: Python Modules",
 20: ]
 21: keywords = ["pdf", "markdown", "text extraction", "document processing", "ocr"]
 22: 
 23: dependencies = []
 24: 
 25: [project.optional-dependencies]
 26: # Lightweight backends (no ML dependencies)
 27: pypdf = ["pypdf>=4.0"]
 28: pdfplumber = ["pdfplumber>=0.10"]
 29: pymupdf = ["pymupdf>=1.23"]
 30: pdfminer = ["pdfminer.six>=20221105"]
 31: pypdfium2 = ["pypdfium2>=4.0"]
 32: 
 33: # Medium-weight backends
 34: pymupdf4llm = ["pymupdf4llm>=0.0.10"]
 35: unstructured = ["unstructured>=0.10", "pikepdf>=9.0"]  # pikepdf required for fast strategy
 36: kreuzberg = ["kreuzberg>=3.0"]
 37: extractous = ["extractous>=0.1"]
 38: 
 39: # Heavy backends (ML/deep learning)
 40: docling = ["docling>=2.0"]
 41: marker = ["marker-pdf>=1.0"]
 42: 
 43: # Commercial backends
 44: aws = ["boto3>=1.34", "pymupdf>=1.23"]  # pymupdf for multi-page support
 45: azure = ["azure-ai-documentintelligence>=1.0"]
 46: google = ["google-cloud-documentai>=2.0", "google-cloud-storage>=2.0"]
 47: databricks = ["databricks-sdk>=0.20"]
 48: 
 49: # Bundles
 50: light = ["pypdf>=4.0", "pdfplumber>=0.10", "pymupdf>=1.23"]
 51: recommended = [
 52:     "pypdf>=4.0",
 53:     "pdfplumber>=0.10",
 54:     "pymupdf4llm>=0.0.10",
 55:     "kreuzberg>=3.0",
 56: ]
 57: commercial = [
 58:     "boto3>=1.34",
 59:     "pymupdf>=1.23",
 60:     "azure-ai-documentintelligence>=1.0",
 61:     "google-cloud-documentai>=2.0",
 62:     "google-cloud-storage>=2.0",
 63:     "databricks-sdk>=0.20",
 64: ]
 65: all = [
 66:     "pypdf>=4.0",
 67:     "pdfplumber>=0.10",
 68:     "pymupdf>=1.23",
 69:     "pdfminer.six>=20221105",
 70:     "pypdfium2>=4.0",
 71:     "pymupdf4llm>=0.0.10",
 72:     "unstructured>=0.10",
 73:     "kreuzberg>=3.0",
 74:     "extractous>=0.1",
 75:     "docling>=2.0",
 76:     # Note: Commercial backends excluded from 'all' due to credential requirements
 77: ]
 78: 
 79: # Development
 80: dev = [
 81:     "pytest>=7.0",
 82:     "pytest-asyncio>=0.21",
 83:     "ruff>=0.6",
 84:     "mypy>=1.11",
 85:     "pre-commit>=3.0",
 86:     "reportlab>=4.0",  # For creating test PDFs
 87: ]
 88: 
 89: [project.urls]
 90: Homepage = "https://github.com/applied-artificial-intelligence/pdfsmith"
 91: Documentation = "https://github.com/applied-artificial-intelligence/pdfsmith#readme"
 92: Repository = "https://github.com/applied-artificial-intelligence/pdfsmith"
 93: Issues = "https://github.com/applied-artificial-intelligence/pdfsmith/issues"
 94: 
 95: [project.scripts]
 96: pdfsmith = "pdfsmith.cli:main"
 97: 
 98: [build-system]
 99: requires = ["hatchling"]
100: build-backend = "hatchling.build"
101: 
102: [tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel]
103: packages = ["src/pdfsmith"]
104: 
105: [tool.ruff]
106: line-length = 88
107: target-version = "py310"
108: 
109: [tool.ruff.lint]
110: select = ["E", "F", "I", "UP", "B", "SIM"]
111: 
112: [tool.pytest.ini_options]
113: testpaths = ["tests"]
114: asyncio_mode = "auto"
115: 
116: [tool.mypy]
117: python_version = "3.10"
118: warn_return_any = true
119: warn_unused_configs = true
120: ignore_missing_imports = true
121: strict_optional = true
122: files = ["src/pdfsmith"]
123: 
124: [tool.coverage.run]
125: source = ["src/pdfsmith"]
126: branch = true
127: 
128: [tool.coverage.report]
129: exclude_lines = [
130:     "pragma: no cover",
131:     "if TYPE_CHECKING:",
132:     "raise NotImplementedError",
133: ]
</file>

<file path="README.md">
  1: # pdfsmith
  2: 
  3: > PDF to Markdown conversion with multiple backend support
  4: 
  5: [![PyPI version](https://badge.fury.io/py/pdfsmith.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/py/pdfsmith)
  6: [![CI](https://github.com/applied-artificial-intelligence/pdfsmith/actions/workflows/ci.yaml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/applied-artificial-intelligence/pdfsmith/actions/workflows/ci.yaml)
  7: [![Python 3.10+](https://img.shields.io/badge/python-3.10+-blue.svg)](https://www.python.org/downloads/)
  8: [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
  9: 
 10: A unified interface to 10+ PDF parsing libraries. Pick the right tool for the job, or let pdfsmith choose for you.
 11: 
 12: ## Why pdfsmith?
 13: 
 14: - **One API, many backends** - Switch between parsers without changing your code
 15: - **Auto-selection** - Automatically uses the best available parser
 16: - **Lightweight core** - Install only the backends you need
 17: - **Battle-tested** - Wrappers refined through extensive benchmarking
 18: 
 19: ## Installation
 20: 
 21: ```bash
 22: # Core package (no backends)
 23: pip install pdfsmith
 24: 
 25: # With lightweight backends
 26: pip install pdfsmith[light]
 27: 
 28: # Recommended stack (good balance of quality and speed)
 29: pip install pdfsmith[recommended]
 30: 
 31: # All backends
 32: pip install pdfsmith[all]
 33: 
 34: # Specific backend
 35: pip install pdfsmith[docling]
 36: ```
 37: 
 38: ## Quick Start
 39: 
 40: ```python
 41: from pdfsmith import parse
 42: 
 43: # Auto-select best available backend
 44: markdown = parse("document.pdf")
 45: 
 46: # Use a specific backend
 47: markdown = parse("document.pdf", backend="docling")
 48: 
 49: # Check available backends
 50: from pdfsmith import available_backends
 51: for backend in available_backends():
 52:     print(f"{backend.name}: {backend.description}")
 53: ```
 54: 
 55: ## CLI Usage
 56: 
 57: ```bash
 58: # Parse PDF to stdout
 59: pdfsmith parse document.pdf
 60: 
 61: # Parse to file
 62: pdfsmith parse document.pdf -o output.md
 63: 
 64: # Use specific backend
 65: pdfsmith parse document.pdf -b docling
 66: 
 67: # List available backends
 68: pdfsmith backends
 69: ```
 70: 
 71: ## Available Backends
 72: 
 73: ### Open Source
 74: 
 75: | Backend | Weight | Best For |
 76: |---------|--------|----------|
 77: | `docling` | heavy | Highest quality, complex documents |
 78: | `marker` | heavy | Academic papers, LaTeX content |
 79: | `pymupdf4llm` | medium | Good balance of speed and quality |
 80: | `kreuzberg` | medium | Fast extraction with OCR |
 81: | `unstructured` | medium | Versatile document processing |
 82: | `pdfplumber` | light | Tables and structured data |
 83: | `pymupdf` | light | Fast general-purpose extraction |
 84: | `pypdf` | light | Lightweight, pure Python |
 85: | `pdfminer` | light | Mature, handles encodings well |
 86: | `pypdfium2` | light | Chrome's PDF engine |
 87: | `extractous` | medium | Rust-based extraction |
 88: 
 89: ### Commercial
 90: 
 91: | Backend | Provider | Cost | Best For |
 92: |---------|----------|------|----------|
 93: | `aws_textract` | AWS | $1.50/1k pages | High-accuracy OCR |
 94: | `azure_document_intelligence` | Azure | $1.50/1k pages | Enterprise documents |
 95: | `google_document_ai` | Google Cloud | $1.50/1k pages | Multi-language support |
 96: | `databricks` | Databricks | ~$3/1k pages | SQL-based workflows |
 97: 
 98: ### Choosing a Backend
 99: 
100: - **Best quality**: `docling` - Uses deep learning, GPU recommended
101: - **Academic papers**: `marker` - Optimized for LaTeX/equations
102: - **Tables**: `pdfplumber` - Excellent table detection
103: - **Speed**: `pymupdf` or `kreuzberg` - Fast extraction
104: - **Minimal dependencies**: `pypdf` - Pure Python, no binaries
105: 
106: ### System Dependencies
107: 
108: Some backends require system packages for OCR functionality:
109: 
110: **Tesseract OCR** (for `kreuzberg` and `unstructured` with OCR):
111: ```bash
112: # Ubuntu/Debian
113: sudo apt-get install tesseract-ocr
114: 
115: # macOS
116: brew install tesseract
117: 
118: # Windows
119: # Download from https://github.com/UB-Mannheim/tesseract/wiki
120: ```
121: 
122: Without tesseract, these backends will still work for text-based PDFs but cannot extract text from scanned/image PDFs.
123: 
124: ## Async Support
125: 
126: ```python
127: from pdfsmith import parse_async
128: 
129: # Async parsing (uses backend's native async if available)
130: markdown = await parse_async("document.pdf")
131: ```
132: 
133: ## Benchmarks
134: 
135: pdfsmith's backend wrappers were developed and refined through the [pdf-bench](https://github.com/applied-artificial-intelligence/pdf-bench) benchmarking project, which evaluates parser performance across diverse document types.
136: 
137: ## License
138: 
139: MIT
140: 
141: ## Contributing
142: 
143: Contributions welcome! Please read our contributing guidelines before submitting PRs.
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/docling_backend.py">
  1: """Docling backend for pdfsmith.
  2: 
  3: IBM Docling provides high-quality PDF to markdown conversion with
  4: optional OCR support and table structure extraction.
  5: 
  6: IMPORTANT - Resource Requirements:
  7:     - Fast mode (no OCR): ~8-12GB RAM per instance, ~2-5 sec/doc
  8:     - Accurate mode (with OCR): ~12-16GB RAM per instance, ~30-60 sec/doc
  9:     - GPU recommended for OCR mode (CUDA or MPS)
 10:     - KNOWN MEMORY LEAK: Docling accumulates memory over conversions
 11:       (see https://github.com/docling-project/docling/issues/2209)
 12: 
 13: Configuration (in order of precedence):
 14:     1. Constructor arguments: DoclingBackend(do_ocr=True)
 15:     2. Environment variables: DOCLING_OCR=true
 16:     3. Config file: .pdfsmith/docling.yaml or ~/.config/pdfsmith/docling.yaml
 17:     4. Built-in defaults
 18: 
 19: Example config file (.pdfsmith/docling.yaml):
 20:     do_ocr: false
 21:     do_table_structure: true
 22:     num_threads: 2  # Lower value recommended to limit memory
 23:     device: auto  # auto, cpu, cuda, mps
 24: """
 25: 
 26: import gc
 27: import os
 28: from pathlib import Path
 29: from typing import Any
 30: 
 31: # Set thread limits BEFORE importing docling (affects MKL, OpenMP, etc.)
 32: # See: https://github.com/docling-project/docling-serve/issues/366
 33: _num_threads = os.environ.get("DOCLING_NUM_THREADS", "2")
 34: os.environ.setdefault("OMP_NUM_THREADS", _num_threads)
 35: os.environ.setdefault("MKL_NUM_THREADS", _num_threads)
 36: os.environ.setdefault("OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS", _num_threads)
 37: 
 38: try:
 39:     import docling  # noqa: F401
 40: 
 41:     AVAILABLE = True
 42: except ImportError:
 43:     AVAILABLE = False
 44: 
 45: from pdfsmith.config import get_backend_defaults, load_backend_config  # noqa: E402
 46: 
 47: # Recreate converter every N documents to mitigate memory leaks
 48: # See: https://github.com/docling-project/docling/issues/2209
 49: CONVERTER_RESET_INTERVAL = 10
 50: 
 51: # Known configuration options for environment variable lookup
 52: KNOWN_OPTIONS = [
 53:     "do_ocr",
 54:     "do_table_structure",
 55:     "num_threads",
 56:     "device",
 57:     "ocr_languages",
 58:     "table_mode",
 59:     "generate_page_images",
 60:     "generate_picture_images",
 61:     "images_scale",
 62: ]
 63: 
 64: 
 65: class DoclingBackend:
 66:     """PDF parser using IBM Docling - highest quality extraction.
 67: 
 68:     Docling uses deep learning models for document understanding.
 69:     Best quality output but requires significant resources.
 70: 
 71:     Configuration sources (in precedence order):
 72:         1. Constructor arguments
 73:         2. Environment variables (DOCLING_<OPTION>)
 74:         3. Config files (.pdfsmith/docling.yaml, ~/.config/pdfsmith/docling.yaml)
 75:         4. Built-in defaults
 76: 
 77:     By default, OCR is DISABLED for performance. Enable via:
 78:         - Constructor: DoclingBackend(do_ocr=True)
 79:         - Environment: DOCLING_OCR=true
 80:         - Config file: do_ocr: true
 81: 
 82:     Resource estimates:
 83:         - Fast mode (no OCR): 2-4GB RAM, 2-5 sec/doc
 84:         - Accurate mode (OCR): 8-12GB RAM, 30-60 sec/doc, GPU recommended
 85:     """
 86: 
 87:     name = "docling"
 88: 
 89:     def __init__(
 90:         self,
 91:         do_ocr: bool | None = None,
 92:         do_table_structure: bool | None = None,
 93:         num_threads: int | None = None,
 94:         device: str | None = None,
 95:         **kwargs: Any,
 96:     ) -> None:
 97:         """Initialize the DoclingBackend.
 98: 
 99:         Args:
100:             do_ocr: Enable OCR for scanned documents. Default: False
101:             do_table_structure: Enable table structure extraction. Default: True
102:             num_threads: Number of CPU threads. Default: 4
103:             device: Device selection ("auto", "cpu", "cuda", "mps"). Default: "auto"
104:             **kwargs: Additional options
105:         """
106:         if not AVAILABLE:
107:             raise ImportError(
108:                 "docling is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[docling]"
109:             )
110: 
111:         # Build explicit options from constructor args
112:         explicit_options = {k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if v is not None}
113:         if do_ocr is not None:
114:             explicit_options["do_ocr"] = do_ocr
115:         if do_table_structure is not None:
116:             explicit_options["do_table_structure"] = do_table_structure
117:         if num_threads is not None:
118:             explicit_options["num_threads"] = num_threads
119:         if device is not None:
120:             explicit_options["device"] = device
121: 
122:         # Load configuration from all sources
123:         defaults = get_backend_defaults("docling")
124:         config = load_backend_config("docling", explicit_options, KNOWN_OPTIONS)
125: 
126:         # Apply defaults, then loaded config
127:         self._config = {**defaults, **config.options}
128:         self._config_source = config.source
129: 
130:         # Extract commonly used options
131:         self._do_ocr = self._config.get("do_ocr", False)
132:         self._do_table_structure = self._config.get("do_table_structure", True)
133:         self._num_threads = self._config.get("num_threads", 2)  # Lower for memory
134:         self._device = self._config.get("device", "auto")
135: 
136:         # Lazy-loaded converter (created on first use)
137:         self._converter: Any = None
138:         # Counter for memory leak mitigation
139:         self._conversion_count = 0
140: 
141:     def _get_converter(self) -> Any:
142:         """Get or create the document converter with configured options."""
143:         if self._converter is not None:
144:             return self._converter
145: 
146:         from docling.datamodel.base_models import InputFormat
147:         from docling.datamodel.pipeline_options import PdfPipelineOptions
148:         from docling.document_converter import DocumentConverter, PdfFormatOption
149: 
150:         # Configure pipeline options
151:         pipeline_options = PdfPipelineOptions()
152:         pipeline_options.do_ocr = self._do_ocr
153:         pipeline_options.do_table_structure = self._do_table_structure
154: 
155:         # Configure additional options from config
156:         if self._config.get("generate_page_images"):
157:             pipeline_options.generate_page_images = True
158:         if self._config.get("generate_picture_images"):
159:             pipeline_options.generate_picture_images = True
160:         if self._config.get("images_scale"):
161:             pipeline_options.images_scale = float(self._config["images_scale"])
162: 
163:         # Configure accelerator options
164:         try:
165:             from docling.datamodel.accelerator_options import (
166:                 AcceleratorDevice,
167:                 AcceleratorOptions,
168:             )
169: 
170:             device_map = {
171:                 "auto": AcceleratorDevice.AUTO,
172:                 "cpu": AcceleratorDevice.CPU,
173:                 "cuda": AcceleratorDevice.CUDA,
174:                 "mps": AcceleratorDevice.MPS,
175:             }
176:             device = device_map.get(self._device.lower(), AcceleratorDevice.AUTO)
177: 
178:             pipeline_options.accelerator_options = AcceleratorOptions(
179:                 num_threads=self._num_threads,
180:                 device=device,
181:             )
182:         except ImportError:
183:             pass  # Older docling version
184: 
185:         self._converter = DocumentConverter(
186:             format_options={
187:                 InputFormat.PDF: PdfFormatOption(pipeline_options=pipeline_options)
188:             }
189:         )
190: 
191:         return self._converter
192: 
193:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
194:         """Parse PDF to markdown string.
195: 
196:         Includes memory cleanup to mitigate known docling memory leaks.
197:         See: https://github.com/docling-project/docling/issues/2209
198:         """
199:         # Reset converter periodically to mitigate memory leaks
200:         if self._conversion_count >= CONVERTER_RESET_INTERVAL:
201:             self._converter = None
202:             gc.collect()
203:             self._conversion_count = 0
204: 
205:         converter = self._get_converter()
206:         result = converter.convert(pdf_path)
207:         markdown_text = result.document.export_to_markdown()
208: 
209:         # Memory cleanup: call unload() on backends to release resources
210:         # See: https://github.com/docling-project/docling-serve/issues/366
211:         try:
212:             # Primary cleanup path: result.input._backend.unload()
213:             if hasattr(result, "input") and hasattr(result.input, "_backend"):
214:                 backend = result.input._backend
215:                 if hasattr(backend, "unload"):
216:                     backend.unload()
217:             # Fallback: try document._backend
218:             elif hasattr(result, "document") and hasattr(result.document, "_backend"):
219:                 backend = result.document._backend
220:                 if hasattr(backend, "unload"):
221:                     backend.unload()
222:             # Also try result-level unload
223:             if hasattr(result, "unload"):
224:                 result.unload()
225:         except Exception:
226:             pass  # Best effort cleanup
227: 
228:         self._conversion_count += 1
229:         gc.collect()
230: 
231:         return markdown_text
</file>

<file path="src/pdfsmith/backends/kreuzberg_backend.py">
 1: """Kreuzberg backend for pdfsmith.
 2: 
 3: NOTE: By default, this backend disables OCR to avoid loading heavy ML models.
 4: For OCR-based extraction, use force_ocr=True.
 5: 
 6: IMPORTANT: OCR requires the tesseract-ocr system package to be installed:
 7:     Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt-get install tesseract-ocr
 8:     macOS: brew install tesseract
 9:     Windows: Download from https://github.com/UB-Mannheim/tesseract/wiki
10: """
11: 
12: from pathlib import Path
13: import asyncio
14: 
15: try:
16:     from kreuzberg import extract_file, ExtractionConfig
17:     AVAILABLE = True
18: except ImportError:
19:     AVAILABLE = False
20:     ExtractionConfig = None  # type: ignore[misc,assignment]
21: 
22: 
23: class KreuzbergBackend:
24:     """PDF parser using Kreuzberg - fast Rust-based extraction.
25: 
26:     Kreuzberg is a high-performance document extraction library with
27:     a Rust core. Fast, lightweight, with built-in OCR support.
28: 
29:     By default, OCR is disabled for performance. Enable with force_ocr=True.
30:     """
31: 
32:     name = "kreuzberg"
33: 
34:     def __init__(self, force_ocr: bool = False) -> None:
35:         """Initialize Kreuzberg backend.
36: 
37:         Args:
38:             force_ocr: If True, enable OCR for scanned documents (memory-intensive)
39:         """
40:         if not AVAILABLE:
41:             raise ImportError(
42:                 "kreuzberg is required. Install with: pip install pdfsmith[kreuzberg]"
43:             )
44:         self._force_ocr = force_ocr
45: 
46:     def parse(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
47:         """Parse PDF to markdown string."""
48:         # Kreuzberg is async, so we need to run it in an event loop
49:         return asyncio.run(self._parse_async(pdf_path))
50: 
51:     def _get_config(self) -> "ExtractionConfig":
52:         """Get extraction config based on OCR setting."""
53:         if self._force_ocr:
54:             return ExtractionConfig(force_ocr=True)
55:         # Text-only mode: no OCR backend, much faster and lighter
56:         return ExtractionConfig(ocr_backend=None, force_ocr=False)
57: 
58:     async def _parse_async(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
59:         """Async implementation."""
60:         config = self._get_config()
61:         result = await extract_file(pdf_path, config=config)
62:         return result.content
63: 
64:     async def parse_async(self, pdf_path: Path) -> str:
65:         """Native async parsing."""
66:         config = self._get_config()
67:         result = await extract_file(pdf_path, config=config)
68:         return result.content
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