All codes related to pdf parsing.

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pdf_parser

All the codes related to pdf parsing

Creating a virtual environment.
1. Launch the terminal.
2. Go to the home directory by typing the following command.
```
cd ~
```
3. Make a new directory Installs using the following command
```
mkdir Installs
```
4. Create a virtual environment venv
```
python3 -mvenv venv
```
5. Activate the virtual environment:
```
source ~/Installs/venv/bin/activate
```
Installing Java
1. Check if Java is installed in your system. If the command below throws an error, refer to this documentation
```
java -version
```
  Setting up the code base.
Launch the terminal.
Enter the following command to go to the base directory:
```
cd ~
```
Make a new directory Code by using the following command
```
mkdir Code
```
Enter into the Code directory by using the following command
```
cd Code
```
Pull the current repository by entering the following command
```
git pull gogs@git.fafadiatech.com:harsh/pdf_parser.git
```

Launch the terminal.
Change the directory to the docker file by the following command.
```
cd ~/Code/pdf_parser/docker/
```
Check if "docker" is installed in your machine using the command below.
```
docker ps
```
Pull the required images using the following command.
```
docker pull docker-compose.yml
```
Build the docker volume using the following command.
```
docker-compose build
```
Activate a new screen and activate the containers using the following commands.
```
screen -S docker
docker-compose up
```