PDFSearchableInput Class
Definition
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Make Scanned PDF to Text Searchable
public class PDFSearchableInputtype PDFSearchableInput = classPublic Class PDFSearchableInput- Inheritance
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PDFSearchableInput
Constructors
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| PDFSearchableInput() | |
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Async |
Set Async to true for long processes to run in the background, API will then return a jobId which you can use with JobCheck module to check the status of the process and retrieve the output while you can proceed with other tasks without waiting for this process to finish. |
| Lang |
the language for OCR (text from image) to use for scanned PDF, PNG, and JPG documents input when extracting text. The default is “eng”. Other languages are also supported: deu, spa, chi_sim, jpn, and many others (full list of supported OCR languages is at https://developer.pdf.co/api/pdf-make-text-searchable-or-unsearchable/index.html#language-support). You can also use 2 languages simultaneously like this: eng+deu or jpn+kor (any combination). |
| Pages |
Comma-separated list of page indices (or ranges) to process. The very first page starts at 0 (zero). To set a range use the dash -, for example: 0,2-5,7-. To set a range from the index to the last page use range like this: 2- (from page #3 as the index starts at zero and till the of the document). For ALL pages just leave this param empty. Example: 0,2-5,7- means first page, then 3rd page to 6th page, and then the range from 8th (index = 7) page till the end of the document. |
| Password |
Password of PDF file |
| Profiles |
Use this parameter to set additional configurations for fine-tuning and extra options. Explore PDF.co knowledgebase (https://developer.pdf.co/api/profiles/index.html) for profile examples. |
| Url |
URL to the source file. Supports links from Google Drive, Dropbox, and PDF.co built-in files storage. |
