Extract text, images, metadata and other data from 40+ document formats. Apply template to extract tables or specific data fields.
Start Free TrialGroupDocs.Parser Cloud for Node.js is a wrapper around document data extraction REST API to parse over 50 document types. Extract text in various modes, extract images, parsing documents with predefined templates are the most popular features of GroupDocs.Parser Cloud API. The API supports password protected files and containers like ZIP archives, OST/PST mail data files, eBooks, markups, and PDF portfolios in your Node.js applications.
Check our Cloud SDKs for Node.js at GitHub if you are looking for the source code to parse files in the Cloud.
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GroupDocs.Parser 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.Parser High-code APIs which currently drive both our Free Apps and REST APIs.
GroupDocs.Parser Cloud API, provides several ways to extract text from documents. Following example shows how to extract formatted text from a document.
// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/groupdocs-parser-cloud/groupdocs-parser-cloud-node-samples
global.parser_cloud = require("groupdocs-parser-cloud");
global.appSid = "XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX"; // Get AppKey and AppSID from https://dashboard.groupdocs.cloud
global.appKey = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"; // Get AppKey and AppSID from https://dashboard.groupdocs.cloud
global.parseApi = parser_cloud.ParseApi.fromKeys(appSid, appKey);
let fileInfo = new parser_cloud.FileInfo();
fileInfo.filePath = "words-processing/docx/formatted-document.docx";
let options = new parser_cloud.TextOptions();
options.fileInfo = fileInfo;
let formattedTextOptions = new parser_cloud.FormattedTextOptions();
formattedTextOptions.mode = "Markdown";
options.formattedTextOptions = formattedTextOptions;
let request = new parser_cloud.TextRequest(options);
let response = await parseApi.text(request);
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