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README.md

OCRmyPDF runner

A very simple tool that listens for files in a directory, and runs OCRmyPDF on them.

This is needed as paperless(-ngx) will always create a copy of the document with its built in clean up and OCR feature. Even external pre-consumption scripts will be run on all new documents, not just files in from consumption directory. So the solution is to have this watchdog/runner that only pre-processes scanned documents, and leaves everything else untouched.

The idea is to let it watch a directory any scanner will scan into, and then this runner will write the final pre-processed document into a directory paperless watches.

Usage

  1. Install the project somewhere.
  2. Edit main.go to use the correct paths to your scanner and paperless consumption directories.
  3. Copy the ocrmypdf-runner.service into your systemd services directory (etc/systemd/system/ocrmypdf-runner.service). You may have to change the user in the service file.
  4. systemctl daemon-reload
  5. systemctl enable ocrmypdf-runner.service
  6. systemctl start ocrmypdf-runner.service