docx2txt | docx2txt is a small utility to convert docx to txt
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docx2txt is a small utility to convert docx to txt. It can be installed with: npm install docx2txt -g. You use it in the command line by writing: docx2txt .
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QUESTION
I am trying to implement a similar script on my project following this blog post here: https://www.imagescape.com/blog/scraping-pdf-doc-and-docx-scrapy/
The code of the spider class from the source:
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Answered 2021-Dec-12 at 19:39This program was meant to be ran in linux, so there are a few steps you need to do in order for it to run in windows.
1. Install the libraries.
Installation in Anaconda:
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I have the following folder structure:
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Answered 2021-Nov-21 at 03:40I think you want to modify your function into something like this to store the filenames with their associated path.
QUESTION
I need to find the reports (.docx files), read them with docx2txt
, find the second match of "passed" (excluding "not passed") and save these filenames to text file. Here is what I tried:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-12 at 19:47When you run into a problem like this, it's a good idea to remove as much code as possible. If we just take that one line with the multiple grep
statements, we can first verify that the current expression doesn't work:
QUESTION
I am trying to copy images from one word document to the other. For that, I extracted all the images from the word document into a folder(img_folder) using the following code:
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Answered 2021-Jul-24 at 18:55Please check if your question is a duplicate of this. In either case, the same answer should be able to give you a lot more insight into the problem you seem to be facing currently.
QUESTION
I am trying to use docx2txt to extract a bunch of images from the same number of word documents (i.e. each word document has one image saved in it, and nothing else; don't ask me how I ended up here). The problem I'm encountering is that the function "process" in docx2txt saves every first image from a particular word file as "image1," the second as "image2," etc. Since I'm iterating through a list of word documents, every time it tries to find an image in the next word document, it saves over the previously titled "image1". My question: is there any way to avoid this issue using the docx2txt package? I've read through their documentation, and it's pretty scarce and does not seem to indicate a way to change the name of the image files you save (i.e. instead of defaulting to "image1," I might be able to save it as "image_n" for n in my list range. Below is my code. Any suggestions/links to further reading would be sincerely appreciated.
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Answered 2020-Dec-16 at 02:37it specifies directory, so instead
QUESTION
Hey so I am new to Python and I wanted to make a script that retrieves the file name from a list of docx documents in a large directory if a file contains a certain word inside the word document.
Here is my code below so far
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Answered 2020-Oct-31 at 03:23There may be a logic issue in your code.
Try this update:
QUESTION
I am reading .Docx documents using packages like docx2txt, docx2python & docx in python. However, I am not able to read numbers under a specific section and the word document has numbers.
[Some paragraphs before Questions]
Questions:
- Question1?
- Question2? another question?
- Question3?
Conclusions:
- Text related to question1.
- Text related to question2.
- Text related to question3.
I need to identify number of questions under questions section and it should match this number with the number of conclusions. In this case, it is 3 questions and 3 conclusions.
For instance: [[['', 'Executive Summary', 'Context', 'LIBOR products continue to be available across our Global Businesses. We have developed an initial framework for limiting the sale of IBOR based contracts.', 'Questions this paper addresses', '1)\tWhat frameworks have our Global Businesses put in place to limit the sale of IBOR based contracts? And what is their implementation status?', '2)\tWhat does the decision making process look like? And what decisions have been made to date? ', '3)\tWhat is the implementation status? ', 'Conclusions', '1)\tOur Global Businesses have designed frameworks and associated assurance models that will govern the framework.', '2)\tDecisions are approved by respective heads of business. To date GM have withdrawn two products only.', '3)\tThe frameworks have been implemented and are live across all regions. The assurance model/approach has been implemented.', '', 'Input Sought', 'This paper is for noting.', 'Input Received', 'IBOR Transition Programme Lead, IBOR CRO and IBOR Business leads',
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Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 16:42Here is the code I wrote. My algorithm works only if your docx still has the same format (Questions: \n 1) ... \n 2)... \n ... \n Conclusions: 1)... \n 2)...\n ...). For example if you put conclusions before questions it would not work.
I tried with the docx you provided and it works.
QUESTION
I have a json where it stores various files types (e.g., pdfs, docx, doc) in base64 format. So I have been able to successfully convert pdfs and docx files, and read their content by passing them in memory, rather than converting them into a physical file and then reading them. However, I am unable to do this with doc files.
Can someone point me in the right direction. I'm on windows and have tried textract
but cannot get the library to work. I am open to other solutions.
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Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 21:38In case anyone else needs to read doc files in memory, this is my hacky solution until I find a better one.
1)read the doc file using olefile library, which results in a mix of characters in unicode. 2) use regex to capture the text.
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- I need to parse
.docx
document and find out that if .wav files mentioned in the document are available in a sound directory(if sound directory exists with some .wav file) or not. - I am able to parse the document and able to store the
.wav
files name in a list, but I have no idea how to search if the list items are available in the sound directory or not. - Also, I cannot provide the full path of sound directory.
- My directory structure is like
"E:\Package\somefolder\sound"
- My code is storing the list is mentioned below.
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Answered 2020-Jul-28 at 06:33You can have a list of all files in a directory and browse it with those lines:
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