A PDF processor written in Go.
View the Project on GitHub pdfcpu/pdfcpu
This command imports bookmarks via JSON.
Either import a modified JSON structure generated by pdfcpu bookmarks export
or use one as a template for this command.
Have a look at some examples.
pdfcpu bookmarks import [-r(eplace)] inFile inFileJSON [outFile]
| name | description | required | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| replace | enable replacing existing bookmarks | no | false |
| name | description | required |
|---|---|---|
| inFile | PDF input file | yes |
| inFileJSON | JSON input file | yes |
| outFile | PDF output file | no |
A bookmark is a node in the so called Outline tree of a PDF file. Each bookmark may have kid nodes representing the bookmark hierarchy below:
| attribute | description | type | required |
|---|---|---|---|
| title | title | UTF-8 string | yes |
| page | destination page | int | yes |
| color | RGB color | triple of floats | no |
| bold | style bold | bool | no |
| italic | style italic | bool | no |
| kids | bookmark subtree | bookmark array | no |
Note: color, bold and italic are not supported by Mac Preview!
$ pdfcpu bookmarks import bookmarkTree.pdf bookmarkTree.json
pdfcpu: existing outlines
$ pdfcpu bookmarks import -replace bookmarkTree.pdf bookmarkTree.json
$ pdfcpu bookmarks list bookmarkTree.pdf
Page 1: Level 1
Page 2: Level 1.1
Page 3: Level 1.2
Page 4: Level 1.2.1
Page 5: Level 2
Page 6: Level 2.1
Page 7: Level 2.2
Page 8: Level 2.3