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The next screen snapshots.The snapshots demonstrate that the PDFs split out of third.pdf are called third-1.pdf and third-2.pdf.ConclusionIn this post, I showed several of the command-line utilities available out-of-the-box with no Java coding required. There are a few other command-line utilities available that were not demonstrated here. All of these commands are easily used by running the executable “app” JAR provided with a PDFBox distribution. As command-line utilities, these tools enjoy the advantages of command-line tools including being quick to run and able to be included within scripts and other automated tools. Another benefit of these tools is that, because they are implemented in open source, developers can use the source code for these tools to see how to use the PDFBox APIs in their own applications and tools. Apache PDFBox‘s command-line tools are freely available and easy-to-use PDF manipulation tools that can be used with no extra Java code being written.

3 minute read Mar 20th, 2023 9:22 AM EDT | How-To Many developers of all sorts enjoy coding on Macs. Its Unix underpinnings make it a terrific platform for software development in Python, Ruby and more. If you’re looking to begin software development on a Mac, though, there are programming languages and utilities that aren’t installed in macOS by default. For these, you need to know how to install the Xcode Command Line tools. Read along as I outline several options for getting your Mac ready for software development.What’s Included In the Installation?Developers often rely on tools that run on the command line, in the Terminal application. These Unix-based tools include compilers, linkers, and version control utilities.Some of the programming languages supported by the Xcode Command Line tools include C, Cpp, Python, Ruby and more. The tools you need to work with these programming environments comes with the suite, along with much more.If you want to see everything included in the Xcode Command Line Tools, you can either browse the contents of its directory (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/) or visit this page for a list.There are three main ways to install the tools you need. If you’re going to be using the Xcode IDE, installing that package from the Mac App Store will also install the command line tools. The other two methods are done from Terminal.Install the Tools With HomebrewOften, developers will need even more programming languages and utilities than are installed even with Apple’s offering. The popular Mac package manager, Homebrew, is indispensable for those needs.If you don’t already have Xcode Command Line Tools installed on your Mac, running the installation script for Homebrew will take care of this for you.To install Homebrew and the Xcode Command Line Tools, follow these instructions. First, make sure your copy of macOS is up

In the blog post Apache PDFBox 2, I demonstrated use of Apache PDFBox 2 as a library called from within Java code to manipulate PDFs. It turns out that Apache PDFBox 2 also provides command-line tools that can be used directly from the command-line as-is with no additional Java coding required. There are several command-line tools available and I will demonstrate some of them in this post.The PDFBox command-line tools are executed by taking advantage of PDFBox’s executable JAR (java -jar with Main-Class: org.apache.pdfbox.tools.PDFBox). This is the JAR with “app” in its name and, for this particular blog post, is pdfbox-app-2.0.2.jar. The general format used to invoke these tools in java -jar pdfbox-app-2.0.2.jar [options] [files].When the executable JAR is executed without arguments, a form of help is provided that lists the available commands. This is shown in the next screen snapshot.This screen snapshot shows that this version of Apache PDFBox (2.0.2) advertises support for the “Possible commands” of ConvertColorspace, Decrypt, Encrypt, ExtractText, ExtractImages, OverlayPDF, PrintPDF, PDFDebugger, PDFMerger, PDFReader, PDFSplit, PDFToImage, TextToPDF, and WriteDecodedDoc.Extracting Text: “ExtractText”The first command-line tool I am looking at is extracting text from a PDF. I demonstrated using PDFBox to do this from Java code in my previous blog post. Here, I will use PDFBox to do the same thing directly from the command-line with no Java source code in sight. The following operation extracts the text from the PDF Scala by Example. In my previous, post the Java code accessed this PDF online and used PDFBox to extract text from it. In this case, I’ve downloaded the Scala by Example and am running the PDFBox ExtractText command-line tool against that downloaded PDF stored on my hard drive at C:\pdf\ScalaByExample.pdf.The command to extract text from the PDF from the command-line using PDFBox is: java -jar pdfbox-app-2.0.2.jar ExtractText C:\pdf\ScalaByExample.pdf. The next two screen snapshots demonstrate running this command and the file it generates. From these screen snapshots, we can see that the text file generated by this command by default has the same name as the source PDF but with a .txt extension. This command supports multiple options

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