Textract-py3 #543
Textract-py3 #543
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Clarification, _getStringStream *should* return `unicode` in Python 2, `str` in Python 3, IF the stream requested exists. If it does not exist, it returns `None`, which cannot be added to bytes. This commit adds a check for None, returning an empty bytes string if matched.
There are small typos in: - docs/installation.rst - textract/exceptions.py Fixes: - Should read `suppressed` rather than `supressed`. - Should read `documentation` rather than `documenation`. - Should read `accommodated` rather than `accomodated`. Signed-off-by: Tim Gates <tim.gates@iress.com>
As of now, the txt parser reads files in text mode as UTF-8 and fails with other encodings. This makes it return a bytes object, leaving the base `decode` to figure out the encoding and act accordingly.
docs: sync latest upstream changes
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@KyleKing and chance you could update the deps on your fork please and release a new version. It's pinned to using a older version of msg-extractor which had a pinned dep that broke when BS4 was updated, they've patched their part now, please see Great work on the fork though keep it going please! |
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Of course! I’m glad that you’re finding it to be useful and I’m happy to accept PRs. I’m out of town now, but I’ll release no later than the 24th! |
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My fork doesn't have any upper bound constraints on dependencies (https://github.com/KyleKing/textract-py3/blob/f3f509f8c36be05c85574ac841632693c2a19bd9/pyproject.toml#L22), so any project with For |
Hi! FWIW I have been maintaining a very minimal published fork of
textractto address the blocking issue with*dependencies. This PR is to track the differences if anyone wants to usetextract-py3while the long term maintenance oftextractis resolved (#498). Oncetextractis released with a patch for #461, I will redirect users away from my fork because hopefully the upstream package will resume merging PRs, patching, and new version releases, but I unfortunately won't have the bandwidth to contribute beyond this fork.