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Dean Malmgren committed Oct 10, 2015
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.. THANKS FOR CONTRIBUTING; MENTION WHAT YOU DID IN THIS SECTION HERE!
1.4.0
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* added layout preservation option for pdftotext pdf extractor (`#93`_ by
`@ankushshah89`_)

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from .parsers import process

VERSION = "1.3.0"
VERSION = "1.4.0"

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Hi Dean,

Thanks for this excellent package, it certainly looks like it's going to make my life easier :-)
For your information, I have had some issues due to python 3.5.0. I ran your textract-master through python's 2to3 tool, and changed pdfminer into pdfminer3k in the dependencies. I easy_installed with python 3.5.0 and it works as a charm on docx and pdf files (only tested those). I would be glad to contribute this, but I am a total nitwit when it comes to github. If this is helpful to you, just point me in the right direction on how I can help out.

Thanks again for writing this.
Bernie.

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Hey @bcaessens,

Thanks for the note. I'd love to make textract python3 compatible and I'd really appreciate the contribution. This came up in #91 but the authors of that pull request did not create the package in a conventional python fashion and we abandoned that line of work.

If you've started along the path to python3 integration, I'd encourage you to start a pull request and we can use the pull request as a means to figure out a solution to things.

To determine if your solution works for other document types beyond docx and pdfs, I'd encourage you to extend the test suite in .travis.yml to also run the tests on python 3.5 by adding a line here. You should also be able to run the entire test suite locally by running the ./tests/run.py script.

I look forward to the pull request and getting this incorporated into textract. Very exciting!

Cheers,
Dean

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