feat: convenience script to view tables #2124
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LGTM! This looks like a very useful script for table visualization. 🎉
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Executive Summary
Eyeballing or saving html in a Table element (in the
metadata.text_as_htmlfield) takes some manual effort. This script provides a quick way to do so given an unstructured .json file that adheres to the usual schema (i.e., that's returned by the Unstructured API).Testing Instructions
Get some unstructured output that includes a table. E.g.
124_PDFsam_Basel III - Finalising post-crisis reforms.pdf
Then use this the following script to view the structure and content of the tables: (note that output file was copied to the clipboard from prior command):