Version 1.17.0

What's Changed

• Update init.py to mark exports as public by @John-Schreiber in #276
• Add first and last page (-f and -l) to pdfinfo by @magnurud in #274
• Import memory_profiler only when it is enabled by @musicinmybrain in #269
• Fixed the issue: when the single_file is True and the thread_count is greater than 1, the thread_output_file = next(output_file) will fail. by @NYF-BRICK in #264

New Contributors

• @John-Schreiber made their first contribution in #276
• @ankitpt made their first contribution in #275
• @magnurud made their first contribution in #274
• @bmihelac made their first contribution in #245
• @musicinmybrain made their first contribution in #269
• @NYF-BRICK made their first contribution in #264

Full Changelog: v.1.16.3...v1.17.0

Version 1.16.3

What's Changed

• Add py.typed file (Thanks @PedroPerpetua!)

Full Changelog: v1.16.2...v.1.16.3

Version 1.16.2

What's Changed

• Remove posix import by @Belval in #250

Full Changelog: v1.16.1...v1.16.2

Version 1.16.0

Version 1.15 was never tagged but was released on PyPI.

• Add hide_annotations flag to remove the default green "highlighting" of links in PDF

Version 1.14.0

• Add timeout parameter for all functions which will kill the underlying process after a given time.
• Add rawdates parameter which does not attempt to parse the date output from pdfinfo.

Version 1.13.1

• Fix convert_from_bytes not having use_pdftocairo.

Version 1.13.0

DEPRECATED PLEASE USE 1.13.1

• Add use_pdftocairo parameter which forces pdf2image to use pdftocairo when rasterizing the PDF. This seems to lead to an improved performance when dealing with large and complex PDF.

Version 1.12.1

• Fixes version 1.12.0 on Windows
• Version 1.12.0 will no longer be available on PyPI

Version 1.12.0 (REMOVED)

• Fix an exception that would occur whenever convert_from_path was used with multiple threads (but not multiple processes).

This version was removed of PyPI as of 2020-02-17 since it introduces a deadlock on Windows

Version 1.11.0

• Add jpegopt option for finer control on output images quality when using fmt='jpeg' (Thank you @abieler)
• Add public functions pdfinfo_from_path and pdfinfo_from_bytes which return a dictionary containing the parsed output of pdfinfo