Hi all,
I’m working on a Python-based web application, and I need to implement a feature to display PDF files directly within the browser. I’ve looked into a few libraries like PyPDF2 and pdfminer for handling PDFs, but they don’t seem to support rendering PDFs in a user-friendly way in web apps.
I’ve come across Syncfusion’s link removed PDF Viewer component[/url] for web applications, which looks promising, though it's more JavaScript-based. Has anyone integrated a PDF viewer into a Python web app before? Any recommendations on how to implement this with Python backends, or experience with Syncfusion's PDF Viewer?
I’m working on a Python-based web application, and I need to implement a feature to display PDF files directly within the browser. I’ve looked into a few libraries like PyPDF2 and pdfminer for handling PDFs, but they don’t seem to support rendering PDFs in a user-friendly way in web apps.
I’ve come across Syncfusion’s link removed PDF Viewer component[/url] for web applications, which looks promising, though it's more JavaScript-based. Has anyone integrated a PDF viewer into a Python web app before? Any recommendations on how to implement this with Python backends, or experience with Syncfusion's PDF Viewer?
Larz60+ write Oct-25-2024, 09:25 PM:
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