Add: Convert PDF to WebP

[Ludy87]

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Closes #(issue_number)

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(This does not change the general open-source nature of Stirling-PDF, simply moving from one license to another license)

[Frooodle]

Looks like we can use PyMuPDF to do pdfto markdown and others

But also this library seems to have a lot of features... What size does this make the docker 👀

[Ludy87]

give me a moment

[Ludy87]

As always, there are problems when creating

[Ludy87]

linux/amd64

• 1.07 GB

linux/arm64

• 1.02 GB

@Frooodle It seems to have gotten a bit bigger :) I'll try to press it a little more

[Ludy87]

.github/workflows/pymupdf.yml must be triggered manually once to build the image - duration 1h After that it is only triggered when the version in the .pymupdf is increased.

The image of latest and fat will increase by about 400-450 MB, unfortunately it will not be any slimmer

[Frooodle]

Okay let me think about this, without more features this is a huge file size jump for up Would be good to see what we can grab from this for future

[Ludy87]

I could try to create mujs, but I don't know anything about it :)

[Ludy87]

I removed pymupdf and used pdf2image and pillow instead. The Docker images are now about 5 MB larger. If you want we can use this.

Stirling Docker size

Test Docker size