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Command line interface for generating pdftk-style bookmark files in a user-friendly way, and (optionally) outputs a PDF file with the specified outline.

Project description

Command line tool for generating pdftk-style bookmark files in a user-friendly way, and (optionally) outputs a PDF file with the specified outline.

Table of Contents

pdfoutliner
- Sample Usage
- TOC Format

Why

Instead of requiring a TOC file like this, as pdftk does

To create a PDF file with a structured/nested outline with the script, you only need a TOC file that looks like this:

or perhaps better, this:

Installation

Sample Usage

With PDF I/O:

where

START is the page in the PDF where p. 1 is supposed to start, and
TOC is the path to a table of contents file.

See section TOC Format for details on the syntax.

Writing a pdftk bookmark file only:

For more options, see section Additional Options, or use

TOC Format

The default table of contents format is

Each line has a numbering (not necessarily numerical), a title, and a page number, separated by space characters.

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The script will infer that '1 Heading' is level 1, '1.1 Subheading' is level 2, and so on.

Alternatively, you can specify the structure by indentation, or keep the PDF flat.

Specifying structure by subheading numbering

This is the default option. As mentioned, the format is

And the script will infer the structure from the numbering.

If your TOC file looks like

i.e., has a trailing dot after each numbering, you could specify the style of the heading with --style 1.2.

Specifying structure by indentation

You could also specify the structure of the outline by indentation with -d --indentation, followed by an escaped regex for 1 unit of indentation.

For example, suppose my TOC looks like

where the unit of indentation is 2 spaces, then use

And the script will infer the structure from the subheading indentations.

Keeping PDF flat

Use -k --keepflat and the script will ignore any numbering or indentations. The output PDF will have a flat, unstructured outline.

Additional Options

Dependency

pdftk
- on macOS 10.11+, use the build here
(optional) Tabula
- for extracting a usable TOC from PDF files (along with some additional regex golfing)

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How to install Microsoft Defender for Endpoint for Mac

Prerequisites

A Defender for Endpoint subscription and access to the Microsoft Defender Security Center portal
Beginner-level experience in macOS and BASH scripting
Administrative privileges on the device (in case of manual deployment)

Installation instructions

There are several methods and deployment tools that you can use to install and configure Defender for Endpoint for Mac.

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Third-party management tools:
Command-line tool:

System requirements

The three most recent major releases of macOS are supported.

Important

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Important

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Beta versions of macOS are not supported.

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