Prawn is a fast, tiny, and nimble PDF generator for Ruby

Poltergeist is a driver for Capybara that allows you to run your tests on a headless WebKit browser, provided by PhantomJS.

PDF::Core is used by Prawn to render PDF documents. It provides low-level format support.

Prawn::Table provides tables for the Prawn PDF toolkit

Test your rendered HTML files to make sure they're accurate.

Build LLM-backed Ruby applications with Ruby's Langchain.rb

This library provides a number of PDF::Reader[0] based tools for use in testing PDF output. Presently, the primary purpose of this tool is to support the tests found in Prawn[1], a pure Ruby PDF generation library. However, it may be useful to others, so we have made it available as a gem in it...

PDF content extraction tool and library.

A extention to prawn that allows to include other pdfs either as background to write upon or to combine several pdf documents into one.

Apparition is a driver for Capybara that allows you to run your tests on Chrome in a headless or headed manner

Prawn Handler for Rails. Handles and registers pdf formats.

Prawn::Icon provides various icon fonts including FontAwesome, PaymentFont and Foundation Icons for use with the Prawn PDF toolkit.

Extract tables from PDF as a structured info. Uses ghostscript to print pdf to image, then recognizes table separators optically. No OpenCV or other heavy dependencies

Provides a programatic way to check a PDF file conforms to standards like PDF-X/1a

Ruby wrapper for Puppeteer. Generate screenshots and PDF's from HTML!

A no frills gem that does one thing and only one thing. Checks whether two given PDF files are identical or not. PDF comparison done in pure Ruby.

a library that can read structured and positional text from PDFs. Ideal for asembling structured data from invoices and the like.

Removes stamps and watermarks from scanned images for OCR, 'removes specks'

Grouping extension for prawn pdf generator

Arrange pages of existing PDF documents so they fit on a single page, and so they can be folded and cut to produce signatures that may then be assembled to form a bound book.