deft pdf decryptRemove a password you know
4 runs on real files, 2 tests on generated files, not shown. 0 failed.
Generated files, compared with ground truth by tools other than deft.
It must print pages.
deft pdf decrypt protected.pdf -o out.pdf deft pdf info out.pdf
ok pdf.decrypt protected.pdf -> out.pdf 5KB 0.01s
ok pdf.info out.pdf 1 page, letter, PDF 1.7 pages=1 version=1.7 width=612.0 height=792.0 paper=letter producer="Adobe Acrobat Pro (64-bit) 23.3.20244" images=0 fonts=0 forms=false
It must print 30 pages.
deft pdf decrypt attachments.pdf --password attachment -o out.pdf deft pdf info out.pdf
ok pdf.decrypt attachments.pdf -> out.pdf 13KB 0.01s
ok pdf.info out.pdf 30 pages, letter, PDF 1.7 pages=30 version=1.7 width=612.0 height=792.0 paper=letter images=0 fonts=1 forms=false
It must fail with INPUT_ENCRYPTED.
deft pdf decrypt attachments.pdf -o out.pdf --json
No output file. The result is what it printed.
{"v":1,"ok":false,"op":"pdf.decrypt","items":[{"ok":false,"inputs":["attachments.pdf"],"outputs":[],"facts":{},"warnings":[],"error":{"code":"INPUT_ENCRYPTED","message":"the attachments of this PDF are encrypted, so its password cannot be removed without it","hint":"add --password <password>; only the attachments need it"}}],"elapsed_ms":3}Real files and a plain-language job, from the agent benchmark. These are the reference answers, not an agent run.
locked.pdf has the password openpassword. Save an unprotected copy as unlocked.pdf.
deft pdf decrypt locked.pdf --password openpassword -o unlocked.pdf
This PDF has no preview: it needs a password or cannot be read.
