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pdf-inspector is a fast Rust library for classifying PDFs and extracting structured text without OCR. It distinguishes text-based, scanned, image-based, and mixed documents while returning confidence scores and pages that may need OCR. Its position-aware parser preserves font data, coordinates, reading order, and multi-column layouts.

...Developers can use it through Rust, Node.js, Python, browser WebAssembly, or a command-line interface. It also ships as an Agent Skill so compatible coding agents can read mixed office documents.

Extractous is a Rust-based unstructured data extraction library focused on fast local parsing of documents and other content-heavy files. Its purpose is to extract text and metadata efficiently from formats such as PDF, Word, HTML, email archives, images, and more, without depending on external APIs or separate parsing servers. The project emphasizes performance and low memory usage, and its maintainers describe it as a local-first alternative to heavier extraction stacks. For broader format...

Mova is an accessible PDF reader for Linux that combines document viewing with text-to-speech functionality. It displays documents in a convenient two-page layout and reads the extracted text aloud while highlighting the currently spoken line. Users can start reading from the beginning of the displayed pages or click a specific line to continue from that position. Speech language and reading speed can be adjusted directly from the toolbar. Mova automatically saves reading progress for...

...Add 2D overland flow on a terrain grid, couple it to the pipe network (1D-2D), calibrate against observed data, and compare scenarios side by side. Storm-sewer design is built in: Rational method, Manning capacity, standard-step HGL/EGL backwater and HEC-22 inlets, with auto-sizing and a submittal PDF. Imports Civil 3D .stm, LandXML, DXF, shapefiles, GeoJSON and GeoTIFF terrain. Windows, macOS and Linux. The desktop app has a 30-day free trial (email only, no card). The simulation engine, command-line tools and Python package are open source under GPL-3.0, and StormSewer releases 0.11.0 and earlier remain GPL-3.0. Written by a practicing water resources PE.