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Docwire SDK – C++20 library for advanced data processing

4 pointsby novitzmann7 months ago
Introducing Docwire SDK, an advanced C++20 data processing library. Our SDK is a powerful tool built for developers who need a reliable and fast way to process various file types in their applications. It supports a wide range of formats (PDF, XML, DOCX, PST, RTF, and almost 100 more) and allows to perform tasks such as document parsing, metadata extraction, and data export, all while maintaining a focus on security and performance. If you’ve ever had to write your own file processing logic, you’ll appreciate how Docwire SDK abstracts away the complexities and provides a streamlined API for handling these tasks—so you can focus on building awesome features instead of reinventing the wheel! Why Docwire SDK Stands Out: Full C++20 Support Docwire SDK is written in modern C++20, leveraging features like move semantics, smart pointers, and lambdas to optimize performance and make the codebase more robust. This ensures better memory management, higher efficiency, and a cleaner API for developers. Powerful Document Parsing and Exporting With Docwire SDK, you get out-of-the-box support for handling a variety of document formats. Whether it’s extracting metadata from PDFs, parsing complex XML structures, or exporting documents to HTML or EML, the SDK handles these operations with ease. Plus, with a flexible architecture, you can extend and customize the functionality to suit your specific needs. Performance Optimizations We've put a strong focus on optimizing performance, especially when handling large datasets or nested documents. Docwire SDK uses techniques like caching, memory buffers, and efficient data streams to ensure your applications run smoothly, even when working with massive files. Local AI-Driven Processing One of the standout features of Docwire SDK is its integration with locally run AI models. You can perform natural language processing tasks (like sentiment analysis, document classification, and entity recognition) without sending data to external servers. This not only enhances performance but also ensures your sensitive data stays private. Cross-Platform and CI-Ready Docwire SDK is designed for cross-platform use, with built-in support for macOS, Linux, and Windows. We also offer seamless integration with CI pipelines, allowing you to automate builds and run tests on multiple platforms (including macOS 13, macOS 14, Ubuntu 24.04, etc.). Easy Integration and Customization We’ve made sure that integrating Docwire SDK into your project is straightforward, with detailed documentation and examples to guide you through. Plus, with built-in support for dependency management tools like vcpkg, getting started is as simple as a few commands. Modular Architecture Docwire SDK is split into multiple libraries, allowing you to only include the features you need for your specific project. This approach makes the SDK highly customizable and lightweight, so you can build efficient applications without unnecessary overhead. Security and Privacy In a world where data privacy is paramount, we’ve made it a priority to offer features that ensure secure document processing. Since our SDK runs locally, your data never leaves your environment, and you can avoid potential data leaks or security breaches associated with cloud-based solutions. Who Can Benefit from Docwire SDK? Docwire SDK is perfect for: Enterprise developers working with complex data formats and large documents. AI-ML developers looking to integrate locally run NLP models into C++ applications. Security-conscious teams who want to ensure their data never leaves their internal infrastructure. Any C++ developer who needs a robust, high-performance document processing solution that doesn’t require reinventing the wheel. How to Get Started? Head over to our GitHub repo, where you’ll find everything you need—from installation instructions to code examples and detailed documentation. We’d Love Your Feedback—don’t hesitate to reach out.

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