Download the latest Poppler prebuilt-binaries packaged with dependencies for Windows. Built with the help of conda-forge and poppler-feedstock. Includes the latest poppler-data.
Poppler is a collection of prebuilt binaries designed to simplify PDF handling on Windows systems. Built with support from conda-forge and poppler-feedstock, Poppler includes essential tools for extracting text, images, and metadata from PDF files.
Key Features:
Latest Poppler-data integration for accurate PDF parsing.
Prebuilt dependencies packaged for seamless installation on Windows.
Ideal for developers and organizations needing robust PDF processing without the complexity of building from source. Install via winget to quickly integrate into your projects or workflows.
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Poppler Packaged for Windows
Download the latest Poppler prebuilt-binaries packaged with dependencies for Windows. Built with the help of conda-forge and poppler-feedstock. Includes the latest poppler-data.
Please note that the purpose of this repository is solely to download the compiled Poppler binaries from conda-forge poppler-feedstock and put everything in a nice zip for use. This repository does not build Poppler. If you believe you have an issue with poppler itself - or the building of it - please direct those requests to the upstream sources with Poppler team or the guys over at poppler-feedstock.
Create a new pull request and bump POPPLER_VERSION in package.sh to the latest.
Sometimes the feedstock does an update on the same version in order to apply a fix and we need to do a repackage here. If the version has been packaged already, increase the build number by 1 in package.sh. If it has not been packaged yet, reset the build number to 0.
After merged the tag will be matched and the workflow will trigger a new release.
Create a new pull request and update the POPPLER_DATA_URL under in package.sh.
Sometimes the feedstock does an update on the same version in order to apply a fix and we need to do a repackage here. If the version has been packaged already, increase the build number by 1 in package.sh. If it has not been packaged yet, reset the build number to 0.
After merged the tag will be matched and the workflow will trigger a new release.
