invoice2data | Extract structured data from PDF invoices
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kandi X-RAY | invoice2data Summary
A command line tool and Python library to support your accounting process.
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- Convert a Tesseract to text
- Get available languages
- Convert result to raw text
- Create argument parser
- Read template files
- Deserialize a YAML stream
- Extract data from invoice file
- Return a list of yaml templates
- Prepare an input string
- Returns True if the template matches the given string
- Write data to a csv file
- Convert a dictionary to XML elements
- Returns pretty - printed XML string
- Extract table content
- Parse number
- Parse date
- Parse a single field
- Parse a single line field
- Coerce value to target type
- Parse the current row
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Requirements to use `invoice2data` are:
1. OS - Linux
2. Python >= 3.0
Here is the package link on pypi https://pypi.org/project/invoice2data/0.0.1/
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QUESTION
I'm new to regex and am really struggling with how to specify a specific range of data to parse with a non-capturing group and then filter that data with a capturing group.
Specifically, I am using Invoice2Data to parse pdf invoices and need to set up a yaml file for my parsing template. The yaml file uses regex to set up the parsing template for invoice2data.
For example, say I have an invoice. There are multiple email addresses on the page, but I only want to capture the email that comes after 'Invoice for":
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-27 at 17:32You can use a pattern that matches Invoice for
followed by all the lines that do not start with an email address like pattern or |
Invoice for using a negative lookahead (?!
Checking for Invoice for
in the lookahead prevents matching an email address for the wrong Invoice, as the email address can be optional.
Then capture in group 1 the email address using your specific pattern.
QUESTION
I'm trying to capture any group of words with exactly one space in between them and could contain non alphabetic characters. For example with the string
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-19 at 15:25You may use this regex with capture group in python:
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Install invoice2data using pip pip install invoice2data
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