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pdf_renderer

Create a service that accepts PDF files containing one or more pages. These pages should be rendered to “normalized png” files: they should fit into a 1200x1600…

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What it is

Create a service that accepts PDF files containing one or more pages. These pages should be rendered to “normalized png” files: they should fit into a 1200x1600 pixels rectangle.

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Initial commit

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Created
March 2024
Last commit
25 Mar 2024
Primary language
Python
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0
Hosts
GitLab

Languages

  • Python94.2%
  • Dockerfile3.8%
  • Makefile1.9%

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The latest commits as a heartbeat, one lane per commit type, measured on GitLab every six hours; every beat opens its commit.

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    Measured on 14 November 2026 through gh and glab; a repository counts when its default branch has a commit in the window; host activity dates are ignored.

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    pdf_renderer

    pdf_renderer is a project in Tools. Its code is written mainly in Python (94.2 %), with Dockerfile and Makefile.

    The repository was created in March 2024; its latest commit is from 25 March 2024. It reads “Initial commit”. That places it among the projects active in the last 48 months.

    How to read this page: the facts beside this article are measured from GitHub and GitLab, the language shares by bytes of code. The pulse draws the latest 2 commits as a heartbeat, one lane per commit type (feat, fix, docs…), from a snapshot refreshed every six hours. The concepts below are explained in the glossary.

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    PythonProgramming language
    A general-purpose language valued for readability, common in data work and scripting.
    DockerfileProgramming language
    The recipe that builds a container image: a base system, files and commands, reproducible anywhere.
    Open sourceConcept
    Software whose source code anyone may read, use, change and share under its licence.
    RepositoryConcept
    A project's folder under version control: its files and their whole history of commits.
    CommitConcept
    One recorded change in a repository, with its author and time; the last commit dates a project's activity here.