Use pymupdf4llm in pdf fast process mode - #352
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pymupdf has an extension named pymupdf4llm that can convert documents into structured Markdown, JSON, and plain text in a suitable way for RAG pipelines : https://github.com/pymupdf/pymupdf4llm.
There is now a new pdf processor
src/mmore/process/processors/pdf_pymupdf4llm_processor.pythat extract pdf in a markdown structure in fast mode.It can be configured by setting :
in a process config file.
Note that pymupdf4llm allows to save extracted images on disk :
However, after testing with the sample pdf data, it seems better to use pymupdf for the image extraction process.