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fix: restore pymupdf parser; port SDK CLI from pandas to polars (ENG-89) - #343
Side fixes found while building the table-extraction benchmark (ENG-89). The benchmark itself moved to extralit-agent; this PR keeps only the fixes for this repo.
When pymupdf-layout is installed, pymupdf4llm drops its top-level IdentifyHeaders/TocHeaders aliases, so every layout job failed with AttributeError. Now imports them from pymupdf4llm.helpers.pymupdf_rag.
SDK: pandas → polars in CLI
import_bib: BibTeX parse, PDF matching, history and payload in polars. Fixes a bug on main: locked bibtexparser 2.1.0 has no load(); uses parse_file().
cli/rich.py: console_table_to_pandas_df → console_table_to_df. It reads column.cells; the old code read row.cells, which rich does not have.
schemas: writes CSV with polars.
Removes the direct pandas dependency (pandera[io] still brings it in) and adds polars>=1.20.
New test_import_bib_frames.py runs parse → match → payload → history on a real .bib and real PDFs. The existing tests mock these steps.
Test plan
SDK pytest tests/unit: 346 passed, 48 skipped
SDK ruff format --check clean
Server list_parsers() returns ['pdf_inspector', 'pymupdf']
Server pytest tests/unit/contexts/ocr tests/unit/jobs: 264 passed, 1 skipped
Follow-up: add a Dependabot ignore rule for pymupdf4llm>=2.
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Bug Fixes
Improved BibTeX imports, including PDF matching, handling of missing references, and associated-file details.
Improved heading detection when processing PDF documents.
New Features
Added CSV export for schema listings using the updated table format.
…pdf_rag (ENG-89)
Dependabot #334 bumped pymupdf4llm to 2.0, an empty package, so the pymupdf
parser dropped out and the server fell back to pdf_inspector. With
pymupdf-layout installed, pymupdf4llm drops its top-level IdentifyHeaders /
TocHeaders aliases, so import them from pymupdf4llm.helpers.pymupdf_rag.
…import (ENG-89)
- import_bib: BibTeX parse, PDF matching, history and payload in polars.
bibtexparser 2.1.0 (locked) has no load(); use parse_file().
- rich: console_table_to_pandas_df -> console_table_to_df (polars); read
column.cells (rich has no row.cells).
- schemas: write CSV via polars.
- Drop direct pandas dep; add polars>=1.20.
- Add test_import_bib_frames.py exercising parse -> match -> payload -> history
on a real .bib and PDFs.
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The PyMuPDF parser now imports heading helpers from pymupdf4llm.helpers.pymupdf_rag, with an updated optional dependency range. The CLI replaces pandas with Polars for BibTeX processing and schema CSV export.
The optional pymupdf4llm version range changes. The parser imports IdentifyHeaders and TocHeaders directly from pymupdf_rag and uses them for heading detection.
CLI Polars migration
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BibTeX parsing and document import extralit/pyproject.toml, extralit/src/extralit/cli/documents/import_bib.py, extralit/tests/unit/cli/test_cli_documents.py, extralit/tests/unit/cli/test_import_bib_frames.py
BibTeX parsing, PDF matching, import-history conversion, payload construction, and bulk-import file mapping now use Polars. Existing mock DataFrames use Polars, and a new test covers parsing, matching, payloads, and history values.
Schema table conversion and CSV export extralit/src/extralit/cli/rich.py, extralit/src/extralit/cli/schemas/__main__.py
The Rich table converter now returns a string-typed Polars DataFrame. Schema CSV export uses the converter and Polars write_csv.
Extralit/extralit#337: Both changes update the PyMuPDF parser and its optional dependency, including direct imports of the heading helpers.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 33a05
The CLI import can fail with unclear errors for older bibtexparser installs or for empty BibTeX files. Both cases are narrow and easy to fix, so the change is mergeable with small follow-ups.
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fallback_refs.join(pdf_stems, how="cross") materializes len(fallback_refs) × len(pdf_stems) rows before it applies the str.contains filter. Both sides scale with library size. A library with several thousand references and PDFs creates tens of millions of rows. This uses a lot of memory and time.
Fallback rows exist for every reference without a file-tag match. Large imports commonly have many such references.
Consider one of these changes:
Process fallback_refs in chunks and concatenate the results.
Use a .lazy() plan with collect(engine="streaming") if the minimum Polars version supports it.
Loop over fallback_refs and filter pdf_stems once per reference. This is O(R×P) in time but uses O(P) memory.
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Replace the eager cross join in the `via_fallback` construction with a fallback-matching approach that avoids materializing all reference–PDF pairs, while preserving the existing literal stem-in-reference match and `_idx`/`pdf` output. Use chunked processing, a supported streaming lazy plan, or per-reference filtering, consistent with the project’s Polars version.
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Review comments at @extralit-server/pyproject.toml:
- Line 99: Update the pymupdf dependency constraint in the pyproject.toml
configuration to account for pymupdf4llm 1.28.0 requiring pymupdf-layout 1.28.0,
which is licensed under PolyForm Noncommercial or a commercial license. Document
those terms alongside the existing AGPL terms, or exclude the affected versions
if they are not acceptable.
Review comments at @extralit/src/extralit/cli/documents/import_bib.py:
- Line 57: Update the bibtexparser dependency constraint used by the documents
import flow to require version 2.0.0 or newer while retaining the existing upper
bound below 3, so the dependency guarantees the API used by
bibtexparser.parse_file.
- Around line 218-223: Update _build_documents_payload to return an empty
payload when the DataFrame has no reference column, before building expressions
that access reference. Preserve the existing payload construction for DataFrames
that contain reference.
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Review comments at @extralit/src/extralit/cli/documents/import_bib.py:
- Around line 143-148: Replace the eager cross join in the `via_fallback`
construction with a fallback-matching approach that avoids materializing all
reference–PDF pairs, while preserving the existing literal stem-in-reference
match and `_idx`/`pdf` output. Use chunked processing, a supported streaming
lazy plan, or per-reference filtering, consistent with the project’s Polars
version.
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…ymupdf-layout (ENG-89)
pymupdf4llm 1.27.2.x and 1.28.0 hard-pin pymupdf-layout releases licensed
PolyForm Noncommercial; 1.28.2 is the only AGPL release in range.
…in PDF matching (ENG-89)
- parse_file(encoding=) is v2 API; raise lower bound to 2.0.0.
- _build_documents_payload returns {} for a .bib with no entries instead of
raising ColumnNotFoundError.
- Fallback stem matching filters PDFs per reference instead of materialising
refs x PDFs rows.
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Side fixes found while building the table-extraction benchmark (ENG-89). The benchmark itself moved to
extralit-agent; this PR keeps only the fixes for this repo.Server: pymupdf parser was silently disabled
pymupdf4llmto 2.0, which is an empty package. Thepymupdfparser dropped out and the server fell back topdf_inspector. Pinned to>=0.3.4,<1.29.0(locks 1.28.2).pymupdf-layoutis installed,pymupdf4llmdrops its top-levelIdentifyHeaders/TocHeadersaliases, so every layout job failed withAttributeError. Now imports them frompymupdf4llm.helpers.pymupdf_rag.SDK: pandas → polars in CLI
import_bib: BibTeX parse, PDF matching, history and payload in polars. Fixes a bug onmain: locked bibtexparser 2.1.0 has noload(); usesparse_file().cli/rich.py:console_table_to_pandas_df→console_table_to_df. It readscolumn.cells; the old code readrow.cells, which rich does not have.schemas: writes CSV with polars.pandasdependency (pandera[io]still brings it in) and addspolars>=1.20.test_import_bib_frames.pyruns parse → match → payload → history on a real.biband real PDFs. The existing tests mock these steps.Test plan
pytest tests/unit: 346 passed, 48 skippedruff format --checkcleanlist_parsers()returns['pdf_inspector', 'pymupdf']pytest tests/unit/contexts/ocr tests/unit/jobs: 264 passed, 1 skippedFollow-up: add a Dependabot ignore rule for
pymupdf4llm>=2.Summary by CodeRabbit