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0xmohit and others added 30 commits March 8, 2025 19:32
* Minimize guesses when guesses are compatible.
* Refactored tests.
* Fixed CI errors, and included misc tests.
* Omit mskanji from streaminfo test.
* Omit mskanji from no hints test.
* Log results of debugging in comments (linked to Magika issue)
* Added docs as to when to use misc tests.
* Handle not supported plot type in pptx
* Fixed formatting.
Adjusts warning filters to be more contextual
Updates dependencies for magika and youtube-transcript-api
Updates the version to 0.1.0a5 in __about__.py
* optional reserve base64 string in markdown _CustomMarkdownify and pptx
* add other converter para support
* fix linter
* Use *kwarg to pass keep_data_uri para.
* Add module cli vector tests
* Fixed formatting, and adjusted tests.
* Added an initial minimal MCP server for MarkItDown
* Added STDIO default option.
* Added a Dockerfile, and updated the README accordingly. Also added instructions for Claude Desktop
* Pin mcp version.
* Update badges in subpackages.
* Updated readme with link to the MCP package.
…microsoft#1151)

* Make it easier to use AzureKeyCredentials with Azure Doc Intelligence
* Fixed mypy type error.
* Added more fine-grained options over types.
* Pass doc intel options further up the stack.
* feat: math equation rendering in .docx files
* fix: import fix on .docx pre processing
* test: add test cases for docx equation rendering
* docs: add ThirdPartyNotices.md
* refactor: reformatted with black
JonahDelman and others added 27 commits August 26, 2025 14:23
* feat: add version verification for ExifTool to ensure security compliance
* fix: improve ExifTool version verification

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* fix: correctly pass custom llm prompt parameter
Fix typo in README.md
Fix: Subtle spelling mistake fixed.
* Handle shapes where position is None
* Fixed recursion error, and place no-coord shapes at front
This change introduces functionality to convert HTML checkbox input elements
(<input type=checkbox>) into Markdown checkbox syntax ([ ] or [x]).
Co-authored-by: Meirna Kamal <meirna.kamal@vodafone.com>
* Updated pyproject to require a minimum version of pdfminer.six to ensure CVE-2025-64512 is patched.
…ft#1499)

* Added PDF table extraction feature with aligned Markdown (microsoft#1419)

* Add PDF test files and enhance extraction tests

- Added a medical report scan PDF for testing scanned PDF handling.
- Included a retail purchase receipt PDF to validate receipt extraction functionality.
- Introduced a multipage invoice PDF to test extraction of complex invoice structures.
- Added a borderless table PDF for testing inventory reconciliation report extraction.
- Implemented comprehensive tests for PDF table extraction, ensuring proper structure and data integrity.
- Enhanced existing tests to validate the order and presence of extracted content across various PDF types.

* fix: update dependencies for PDF processing and improve table extraction logic

* Bumped version of pdfminer.six
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Authored-by: Ashok <ashh010101@gmail.com>
…1525)

* Fix: PDF parsing doesn't support partially numbered lists

* Refactor: Move import of PARTIAL_NUMBERING_PATTERN to the top of the test file

* Refactor: Improve assertion formatting in partial numbering tests
* feat: enhance PDF table extraction to support complex forms and add new test cases
* feat: enhance PDF table extraction with adaptive column clustering and add comprehensive test cases
* fix: correct formatting and improve assertions in PDF table tests
…ft#1541)

* Add OCR test data and implement tests for various document formats

- Created HTML file with multiple images for testing OCR extraction.
- Added several PDF files with different layouts and image placements to validate OCR functionality.
- Introduced PPTX files with complex layouts and images at various positions for comprehensive testing.
- Included XLSX files with multiple images and complex layouts to ensure accurate OCR extraction.
- Implemented a new test suite in `test_ocr.py` to validate OCR functionality across all document types, ensuring context preservation and accuracy.

* Enhance OCR functionality and validation in document converters

- Refactor image extraction and processing in PDF, PPTX, and XLSX converters for improved readability and consistency.
- Implement detailed validation for OCR text positioning relative to surrounding text in test cases.
- Introduce comprehensive tests for expected OCR results across various document types, ensuring no base64 images are present.
- Improve error handling and logging for better debugging during OCR extraction.

* Add support for scanned PDFs with full-page OCR fallback and implement tests

* Bump version to 0.1.6b1 in __about__.py

* Refactor OCR services to support LLM Vision, update README and tests accordingly

* Add OCR-enabled converters and ensure consistent OCR format across document types

* Refactor converters to improve import organization and enhance OCR functionality across DOCX, PDF, PPTX, and XLSX converters

* Refactor exception imports for consistency across converters and tests

* Fix OCR tests to match MockOCRService output and fix cross-platform file URI handling

* Bump version to 0.1.6b1 in __about__.py

* Skip DOCX/XLSX/PPTX OCR tests when optional dependencies are missing

* Add comprehensive OCR test suite for various document formats

- Introduced multiple test documents for PDF, DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX formats, covering scenarios with images at the start, middle, and end.
- Implemented tests for complex layouts, multi-page documents, and documents with multiple images.
- Created a new test script `test_ocr.py` to validate OCR functionality, ensuring context preservation and accurate text extraction.
- Added expected OCR results for validation against ground truth.
- Included tests for scanned documents to verify OCR fallback mechanisms.

* Remove obsolete HTML test files and refactor test cases for file URIs and OCR format consistency

- Deleted `html_image_start.html` and `html_multiple_images.html` as they are no longer needed.
- Updated `test_file_uris` in `test_module_misc.py` to simplify assertions by removing unnecessary `url2pathname` usage.
- Removed `test_ocr_format_consistency.py` as it is no longer relevant to the current testing framework.

* Refactor OCR processing in PdfConverterWithOCR and enhance unit tests for multipage PDFs

* Revert

* Revert

* Update REDMEs

* Refactor import statements for consistency and improve formatting in converter and test files
microsoft#1612)

* Fix O(n) memory growth in PDF conversion by calling page.close() after each page

* Refactor PDF memory optimization tests for improved readability and consistency

* Add memory benchmarking tests for PDF conversion with page.close() fix

* Remove unnecessary blank lines in PDF memory optimization tests for cleaner code

* Bump version to 0.1.6b2 in __about__.py

* Update PDF conversion tests to include mimetype in StreamInfo
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