tika

import os from tika import parser, config # IMPORTANT: This library requires a running Apache Tika server (Java application). # tika-python attempts to start a Tika server automatically if one isn't found, # but this often requires Java to be correctly installed and JAVA_HOME set. # For robust usage, it's often recommended to start the Tika server manually # (e.g., 'java -jar /path/to/tika-server.jar') before running your Python code, # or to configure 'tika.config.getTikaClient().startServer()' explicitly. # Ensure the Tika server is accessible (default port is 9998). # Create a dummy file for parsing dummy_file_path = "dummy_document.txt" with open(dummy_file_path, "w") as f: f.write("This is a test document for Apache Tika.") f.write("\nIt contains some sample text.") try: # Parse the dummy file parsed = parser.from_file(dummy_file_path) if parsed and parsed.get("content"): print("Extracted content:") print(parsed["content"].strip()) print("\nExtracted metadata (sample):") print(f"Content-Type: {parsed['metadata'].get('Content-Type')}") print(f"Content-Length: {parsed['metadata'].get('Content-Length')}") else: print("Failed to extract content or metadata. Check Tika server logs.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred during parsing: {e}") print("This often indicates the Tika server is not running or not accessible.") print("Please ensure you have Java installed and the Tika server is running.") finally: if os.path.exists(dummy_file_path): os.remove(dummy_file_path)