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- type Manager
- func (m *Manager) Merge(ctx context.Context, inputFiles []string, outputFileName string, divider bool) (string, error)
- func (m *Manager) PageCount(ctx context.Context, path string) (int, error)
- func (m *Manager) SplitEachPage(ctx context.Context, inputFile string, outputDirName string) ([]string, error)
- func (m *Manager) SplitEveryNPages(ctx context.Context, inputFile string, outputDirName string, n int) ([]string, error)
- func (m *Manager) SplitRanges(ctx context.Context, inputFile string, outputDirName string, ...) ([]string, error)
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type Manager ¶
type Manager struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func NewDefaultManager ¶
NewDefaultManager creates a new Manager with the default PDF engine and output directory.
This function initializes a PDFCPUEngine and retrieves the default output directory.
It returns a pointer to a Manager instance and an error if any issues occur during initialization.
func NewManager ¶
NewManager creates a new Manager with the given engine and output root directory.
This function takes two parameters:
- engine: An instance of the Engine interface, which provides methods for PDF operations.
- outputRootDir: A string representing the root directory where output files will be stored.
It returns a pointer to a Manager instance and an error if any issues occur during initialization.
func (*Manager) Merge ¶
func (m *Manager) Merge(ctx context.Context, inputFiles []string, outputFileName string, divider bool) (string, error)
Merge merges multiple PDF files into a single output file.
This function takes three parameters:
- ctx: A context for the operation.
- inputFiles: A slice of strings representing the paths to the input PDF files.
- outputFileName: A string representing the name of the output PDF file.
- divider: A boolean indicating whether to insert a divider page between merged files.
It returns a string representing the path to the output file and an error if any issues occur during the operation.
func (*Manager) PageCount ¶
PageCount returns the number of pages in the specified PDF file.
This function takes a single parameter:
- ctx: A context for the operation.
- path: A string representing the path to the PDF file.
It returns the number of pages in the PDF file and an error if any issues occur during the operation.
func (*Manager) SplitEachPage ¶
func (m *Manager) SplitEachPage(ctx context.Context, inputFile string, outputDirName string) ([]string, error)
SplitEachPage splits a PDF file into multiple files, each containing one page.
This function takes two parameters:
- ctx: A context for the operation.
- inputFile: A string representing the path to the input PDF file.
- outputDirName: A string representing the name of the output directory.
It returns a slice of strings representing the paths to the output files and an error if any issues occur during the operation.
func (*Manager) SplitEveryNPages ¶
func (m *Manager) SplitEveryNPages(ctx context.Context, inputFile string, outputDirName string, n int) ([]string, error)
SplitEveryNPages splits a PDF file into multiple files, each containing N pages.
This function takes three parameters:
- ctx: A context for the operation.
- inputFile: A string representing the path to the input PDF file.
- outputDirName: A string representing the name of the output directory.
- n: An integer representing the number of pages in each split file.
It returns a slice of strings representing the paths to the output files and an error if any issues occur during the operation.
func (*Manager) SplitRanges ¶
func (m *Manager) SplitRanges(ctx context.Context, inputFile string, outputDirName string, specification string, combine bool) ([]string, error)
SplitRanges splits a PDF file into multiple files based on the provided ranges.
This function takes four parameters:
- ctx: A context for the operation.
- inputFile: A string representing the path to the input PDF file.
- outputDirName: A string representing the name of the output directory.
- specification: A string representing the ranges to split the PDF file by.
- combine: A boolean indicating whether to combine the split files.
It returns a slice of strings representing the paths to the output files and an error if any issues occur during the operation.
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