HexaPDFHexaPDF 0.10.0 and New Website Published on
This minor release brings some enhancements to the hexapdf command line application: more
information when listing images with the hexapdf images command and a completely revamped hexapdf
inspect command with much more functionality. If you wanna see the inspection command in action,
have a look the “Analysing PDFs” how-to guide.
There are also bug fixes for various reported problems, most notably for loading and saving of encrypted and signed PDFs and for handling unknown/wrongly structured PDF objects better.
As always, have a look at the changelog for an overview of all changes.
In addition to these changes to the library, you might have noticed already that HexaPDF also got a new website:
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HexaPDF now finally has a logo that was inspired by Adobe’s PDF logo as well as hexagons (naturally) - yeah!
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The documentation part of the website has been restructured and extended to make it easier to find what you need. There are now tutorials, key topics and how-to guides well as a reference section (n.b. restructured in 2022). These sections will be filled with more content in the future.
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The styling of the website has also been adjusted. For example, there are now table of content menus for most pages and a breadcrumb trail for navigation.
All in all the website should provide a better experience now. If you find problems or have suggestions, please report them - thank you!