datalab-to
"Unrecognized arguments" using positional arguments
Hey @VikParuchuri, thanks for the great work on this, I appreciate it! I am working with marker and I am facing the following traceback regarding unrecognized arguments that I cannot resolve. The issue with this is that the input arguments are directly suggested by marker. I'm not sure how to proceed. Any insight helps, thank you!
Python version: 3.10.15
SUMN marker -h
usage: marker [-h] [--chunk_idx CHUNK_IDX] [--num_chunks NUM_CHUNKS] [--max MAX]
[--workers WORKERS] [--metadata_file METADATA_FILE]
[--min_length MIN_LENGTH]
in_folder out_folder
Convert multiple pdfs to markdown.
positional arguments:
in_folder Input folder with pdfs.
out_folder Output folder
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--chunk_idx CHUNK_IDX
Chunk index to convert
--num_chunks NUM_CHUNKS
Number of chunks being processed in parallel
--max MAX Maximum number of pdfs to convert
--workers WORKERS Number of worker processes to use
--metadata_file METADATA_FILE
Metadata json file to use for filtering
--min_length MIN_LENGTH
Minimum length of pdf to convert
SUMN marker in_folder /Users/Prized/Desktop/un out_folder /Users/Prized/Desktop/un2
usage: marker [-h] [--chunk_idx CHUNK_IDX] [--num_chunks NUM_CHUNKS] [--max MAX]
[--workers WORKERS] [--metadata_file METADATA_FILE]
[--min_length MIN_LENGTH]
in_folder out_folder
marker: error: unrecognized arguments: out_folder /Users/Prized/Desktop/un2
A quick note, I have also tried the marker_single command with partial success but no output. When using this command, the traceback reveals an issue with my folder structure used by marker. I do not know how to proceed with this traceback.
marker_single /Users/Prized/Desktop/un.pdf output /Users/Prized/Desktop/un
usage: marker_single [-h] [--max_pages MAX_PAGES] [--langs LANGS]
[--batch_multiplier BATCH_MULTIPLIER]
filename output
marker_single: error: unrecognized arguments: /Users/Prized/Desktop/un
@VikParuchuri Please update the main readme so that other people can understand this project and potentially help you answer/resolve some of these questions and issues.
