Reverse Dependencies of striprtf

The following projects have a declared dependency on striprtf:

• ash-williams — Hunting Deadites in the references
• audiobook — Listen to your favourite audiobook
• auto-find-date-pdf — A simple lib to find dates from any txt/ pdf/ docx/ rtf source. For documentation see
• canvas-langchain — A canvas langchain integration
• caspar-church — A CasparCG client designed for displaying lyrics, bible verses and video on multiple outputs.
• documentdataextraction — Added Multiple AI models support and removed token calculation logic.
• dropbox-langchain — A Dropbox langchain integration
• edubotics-core — Core modules for edubotics-based LLM AI chatbots
• fw-logging — Logging helper library.
• gdprCrawlerTest19 — GDPR document crawler
• gdprCrawlerTest20 — GDPR document crawler
• hdfs-docling-analyze — A library for analyzing files from HDFS and saving results to MongoDB
• karaoke-lyrics-processor — Process song lyrics to prepare them for karaoke video production, e.g. by splitting long lines
• latin-databases — none
• libratom — Python library and supporting utilities to parse and process PST and mbox email sources
• llama-index-collection — A streamlined collection of essential LlamaIndex packages for lightweight and efficient usage.
• llama-index-readers-file — llama-index readers file integration
• MBIRJAX — High-performance tomographic reconstruction
• oru2xds — Receive HL7 messages and send them to an XDS.b repository
• polyspace-report2excel — read a polyspace report and export misra or run-time results
• pysin — PySin is a toolbox for text retrieval in unstructured documents datasets. It contains both a multi-type text extractor and a search engine. To test them, you can use the medical prescriptions generator that is also provided.
• pytextract — no summary
• test-polyspace-report2excel — read a polyspace report and export misra or run-time results
• wwpdb.utils.nmr — wwPDB NMR utilities
• xknxproject — A library to gather information from ETS project files used for KNX
• yadg — yet another datagram