a python script to combine pdf files together, based on user's sort option
I download some pdf files online, they are seperated pieces from a ebook, I need to combine them togehter to make the book as a whole.
There are lots method to combine, but in Mac I found preview is not handy, and join.py is the default script in Mac to do the trick, it is located at
/System/Library/Automator/CombinePDFpages.action/Contents/Resources/join.py
I need to combine all the pdf in a folder based on time ascending order, I found a script but it does not have what I need, so I decided to write one.
Here it is
source
functions
Merge pages from a a collection of PDF files into a single PDF file.
usage
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./mergepdf.py [--path <path containing pdf files to merge>] [--sort <sort the pdf files in source directory by: name/date asc/decending order>] [--output] [--output path and file name]
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example usage
<pre><code>
./mergepdf.py --path ~/Desktop/test/ --sort nameasc --output ~/Desktop/merge.pdf
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