This locally hosted web application started as a 100% ChatGPT-made application and has evolved to include a wide range of features to handle all your PDF needs.
O.o
Yeah, weird right? 😅
Actually most of the python scripts I work with are gpt made.
The possibities are endless, and even specific things can be done within 10 minutes.
That makes me thinkin... I need a script database like solution to have an overview about all the features. Maybe I have a swiss army knife tool one gpt answer away on my drive.
This is truly awesome. Took 1 min to Sinatra. Crazy fast and good.
Its pretty easy to selfhost on a regular Fedora Distrobox container. But a bit annoying to set up and all, would be great if someone would package it as a Flatpak.
The dependencies are huge though, complete Libreoffice, tesseract and all. Having that in a Flatpak would be huge bloat.
But on a webserver that also runs Nextcloud, it would be the perfect addition!
Looks nice, going to install. I usually use pdftk, but sometimes it can be really tricky, especially the rotate command.
Omg, this is exactly what I need. Until now, I've been using the old free version of PDFsam (not as limited as the newer free version) for reordering and/or rotating pages.
O.o
Yeah, weird right? 😅
Actually most of the python scripts I work with are gpt made.
The possibities are endless, and even specific things can be done within 10 minutes.
That makes me thinkin... I need a script database like solution to have an overview about all the features. Maybe I have a swiss army knife tool one gpt answer away on my drive.
This is truly awesome. Took 1 min to Sinatra. Crazy fast and good.
Its pretty easy to selfhost on a regular Fedora Distrobox container. But a bit annoying to set up and all, would be great if someone would package it as a Flatpak.
The dependencies are huge though, complete Libreoffice, tesseract and all. Having that in a Flatpak would be huge bloat.
But on a webserver that also runs Nextcloud, it would be the perfect addition!
Looks nice, going to install. I usually use pdftk, but sometimes it can be really tricky, especially the rotate command.
Omg, this is exactly what I need. Until now, I've been using the old free version of PDFsam (not as limited as the newer free version) for reordering and/or rotating pages.