, or string in the form "".īorder ( ArrayObject) – if provided, an array describing border-drawing Integers specifying the clickable rectangular area Rect ( Tuple ) – RectangleObject or array of four Pagenum ( int) – index of the page on which to place the URI action. This uses the basic structure of add_link() Parameters Should beĪn instance of PageObject add_uri ( pagenum : int, uri : str, rect : PyPDF2.generic._rectangle.RectangleObject, border : Optional = None ) → None Īdd an URI from a rectangular area to the specified page. Page ( PageObject) – The page to add to the document. The page is usually acquired from a PdfReader SeeĪdd_outline_item_destination ( dest : Union, parent : Union = None ) → PyPDF2.generic._base.IndirectObject add_outline_item_dict ( outline_item : Union, parent : Optional = None ) → PyPDF2.generic._base.IndirectObject add_page ( page : PyPDF2._page.PageObject ) → None Italic ( bool) – Outline item font is italicįit ( str) – The fit of the destination page.
Parent – A reference to a parent outline item to create nestedĬolor ( tuple) – Color of the outline item’s font as a red, green, blue tupleįrom 0.0 to 1.0 or as a Hex String (#RRGGBB) Pagenum ( int) – Page number this outline item will point to. Title ( str) – Title to use for this outline item.
#Pdfwriter example pdf#
add_named_destination ( title : str, pagenum : int ) → PyPDF2.generic._base.IndirectObject add_named_destination_object ( dest : PyPDF2.generic._base.PdfObject ) → PyPDF2.generic._base.IndirectObject add_outline ( ) → None add_outline_item ( title: str, pagenum: int, parent: typing.Union = None, color: typing.Optional, str]] = None, bold: bool = False, italic: bool = False, fit: typing_extensions.Literal = '/Fit', *args: typing.Union ) → PyPDF2.generic._base.IndirectObject Īdd an outline item (commonly referred to as a “Bookmark”) to this PDF file. Infos ( dict) – a Python dictionary where each key is a fieldĪnd each value is your new metadata. add_link ( pagenum: int, pagedest: int, rect: PyPDF2.generic._rectangle.RectangleObject, border: typing.Optional = None, fit: typing_extensions.Literal = '/Fit', *args: typing.Union ) → None add_metadata ( infos : Dict ) → None Īdd custom metadata to the output. add_js ( "this.print() " ) # Example: This will launch the print window when the PDF is opened. add_bookmark ( title: str, pagenum: int, parent: typing.Union = None, color: typing.Optional] = None, bold: bool = False, italic: bool = False, fit: typing_extensions.Literal = '/Fit', *args: typing.Union ) → PyPDF2.generic._base.IndirectObject PageSizeNotDefinedError – if width and height are not definedĪnd previous page does not exist. Height ( float) – The height of the new page expressed in default Width ( float) – The width of the new page expressed in default user Is specified, use the size of the last page. Section 7.11.3 add_blank_page ( width : Optional = None, height : Optional = None ) → PyPDF2._page.PageObject Īppend a blank page to this PDF file and returns it. add_annotation ( page_number : int, annotation : Dict ) → None add_attachment ( filename : str, data : Union ) → None įilename ( str) – The filename to display. Import .Deprecated since version 1.28.0: Use add_uri() instead. This example creates an ImageData object from image file using ImageDataFactory and add it to a PDF document. Jar dependenciesĪdd the following jars to build path of your project. The ImageDataFactory class provides various methods for creating ImageData object from image file, byte, etc. To add image in PDF document using iText 7, first you need to create ImageData using the ImageDataFactory class.
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