pyHanko

PyHanko is a tool for signing and stamping PDF files.

Contents:

• CLI user’s guide
  • Signing PDF files
    • Some background on PDF signatures
    • Creating signature fields
    • Creating simple signatures
    • Creating signatures with long lifetimes
    • Customising signature appearances
  • Validating PDF signatures
    • Basic use
    • Factors in play when validating a signature
  • Stamping PDF files
  • Configuration options
    • Config file location
    • Configuration options
• Library (SDK) user’s guide
  • Reading and writing PDF files
    • Reading files
    • Modifying files
  • Signature fields
    • General API design
    • Positioning
    • Seed value settings
    • Document modification policy settings
  • Signing functionality
    • General API design
    • A simple example
    • Timestamp handling
    • Extending Signer
    • The low-level PdfCMSEmbedder API
  • Validation functionality
    • General API design
    • Accessing signatures in a document
    • Validating a PDF signature
    • Long-term verifiability checking
    • Incremental update analysis
    • Probing different aspects of the validity of a signature
  • The pdf-utils package
    • Background and future perspectives
    • PDF object model
    • PDF content abstractions
• API reference
  • pyhanko package
    • Subpackages
    • Submodules
• Release history
  • 0.5.0
    • Dependency changes
    • New features and enhancements
    • Bugs fixed
  • 0.4.0
    • New features and enhancements
    • Bugs fixed
  • 0.3.0
    • New features and enhancements
    • Bugs fixed
  • 0.2.0
    • New features and enhancements
    • Bugs fixed
  • 0.1.0
• Known issues
• Licenses
  • pyHanko License
  • Original PyPDF2 license

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page