Let's Annotate in Python with RESTful API
REST API & Cloud SDK for Python to build online document & image annotation tools with support for text & image annotation options. Let’s annotate!
REST API & Cloud SDK for Python to build online document & image annotation tools with support for text & image annotation options. Let’s annotate!
GroupDocs.Annotation Cloud SDK for Python RESTful APIs is all you need to build document annotator tools in Python. Your application will be able to add annotations, watermark overlays, text replacements, redactions, sticky notes and text markups to the business documents of all popular formats such as, PDF, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, images other formats. Rapidly develop Annotation applications in Python using our SDK that works as a wrapper around Python APIs and makes the solution cross-platform compatible. Support for 3rd party cloud storage providers, e.g., Amazon S3, Windows Azure, Dropbox and others is also provided.
PyPi package is required for communicating with the GroupDocs.Annotation Cloud SDK API for Python.
GroupDocs.Annotation Cloud SDK APIs support following file formats:
GroupDocs.Annotation set of SDK REST APIs is not dependent on your local operating system or database. We offer our SDK APIs in numerous programming languages and with frequent new additions.
Check out GroupDocs.Annotation Cloud SDK for Python at GitHub if you are looking for the source code to annotate file in the Cloud.
You can try GroupDocs.Annotation Low-Code Python APIs without any limitations.
GroupDocs.Annotation Cloud is also available as Docker image which can be used to self-host the service. Or you may build your own services using GroupDocs.Annotation High-code APIs which currently drive our REST APIs.
Integrating GroupDocs.Annotation Cloud SDK into your Python applications is very easy. No installation is required on the server or client side. Just create an account at GroupDocs.Cloud to get App SID & key. Following example shows how easy it is to import annotation information using Python:
GroupDocs.Annotation # Get your App SID and App Key at https://dashboard.groupdocs.cloud (free registration is required).
# For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/groupdocs-annotation-cloud/groupdocs-annotation-cloud-python
app_sid = "XXXX-XXXX-XXXX"
app_key = "XXXXXXXXXXXX"
# Create instance of the API.
api = groupdocs_annotation_cloud.AnnotationApi.from_keys(app_sid, app_key)
path = "FolderName" + "MyDocument.pdf"
a = AnnotationInfo()
a.annotation_position = Point()
a.annotation_position.x = 852
a.annotation_position.y = 59
a.box = Rectangle()
a.box.x = 375
a.box.y = 59
a.box.width = 88
a.box.height = 37
a.type = "Area"
a.creator_name = "Anonym A."
request = groupdocs_annotation_cloud.PostAnnotationsRequest(path, a)
response = api.post_annotations(request)
print(response)
Using GroupDocs.Annotation Cloud SDK for Python, you can work with diverse types of annotations. The two basic types are; Text Annotations and Figure Annotations. While using text-based annotation, you can add text comments to selected text; highlight which text should be replaced with what, hide confidential text using text redaction, highlight text with strikethroughs/underlines, and add sticky notes with rich text. While working with figure annotations, you can add notes to an area highlighted with a rectangle (Area Annotation), add notes to any point in the document (Point Annotation), hide confidential parts of an image or text (Area Redaction), draw freehand lines and shapes (Polyline), arrows pointing to an object (Pointer/Arrow), create text-based watermark overlays (Watermark), and measure the distance between any objects in a document (Distance Annotation).
GroupDocs.Annotation Cloud SDK for Python is 100% tested and out of the box running. The SDK is open source and has an MIT license. You can use it, and even customize it for absolutely free of charge.
Using our Swagger based API explorer; you can try out GroupDocs.Annotation Cloud SDK for Python right away in your browser. This interactive API explorer gives you information about all the resources that the API offers. You can also try your desired operation by interactively providing required parameters.