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Where exactly is Ghostscript being used within the project? I couldn't find a single instance of it's usage even though the README.md clearly states:
Zerox uses graphicsmagick and ghostscript for the PDF => image processing step. These should be pulled automatically, but you may need to manually install.
I have the feeling this might be a mistake as the dependencies required for each language (Python and JavaScript) are different, at least Poppler is:
Feature
Node.js
Python
PDF Processing
✓ (requires graphicsmagick)
✓ (requires poppler)
If this is the case, it would also need to be removed from the dependency installation scripts. This is relevant due to the licensing constrictions, this library claims to be MIT but it then seemingly depends on Ghostscript which is AGPL.
I might have missed some usage in the code via some wrapper library or something of the sort, but it'd be odd for multiple libraries that only convert the PDF to an image to be installed within the same language.
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Where exactly is
Ghostscript
being used within the project? I couldn't find a single instance of it's usage even though the README.md clearly states:Zerox uses
graphicsmagick
andghostscript
for the PDF => image processing step. These should be pulled automatically, but you may need to manually install.I have the feeling this might be a mistake as the dependencies required for each language (Python and JavaScript) are different, at least
Poppler
is:If this is the case, it would also need to be removed from the dependency installation scripts. This is relevant due to the licensing constrictions, this library claims to be
MIT
but it then seemingly depends onGhostscript
which isAGPL
.I might have missed some usage in the code via some wrapper library or something of the sort, but it'd be odd for multiple libraries that only convert the PDF to an image to be installed within the same language.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: