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Extended synthetic PDF corpus
These five original documents contain nine pages. Their drawing source and
explicit expected geometry are in ../extended_generator.py and manifest.json.
They are reproducible test fixtures, not approved golden images.
| Document | Pages | Covered content |
|---|---|---|
| japanese-layout.pdf | 2 | Embedded Japanese TrueType subset, horizontal text, explicit ruby coordinates, vertical glyph positions, text matrices at 0/90/180/270 degrees |
| graphics-compositing.pdf | 1 | Original RGB and RGBA images, soft mask, 50% vector transparency and overlap, circular clipping, axial shading, CMYK swatches |
| page-geometry.pdf | 4 | Different MediaBox dimensions, offset CropBox, Rotate values 0/90/270/180, four known color markers per page |
| unembedded-font.pdf | 1 | Standard-14 Helvetica, Times-Roman and Courier substitution baseline |
| icc-linear-rgb.pdf | 1 | Embedded linear-sRGB matrix/TRC profile in ICCBased vector and raster colors, plus identical DeviceRGB control values |
The Japanese text uses BIZ UDPGothic Regular. The font is subset-embedded, and
its SIL Open Font License 1.1 is included in FONT-OFL.txt. The font file hash
and upstream license URL are recorded in the manifest. The full font file is
not redistributed here. The license permits embedding and redistribution;
these documents do not modify the original font's reserved name.
Generate with Python containing ReportLab, pypdf and Pillow:
python3 tests/fixtures/pdf/extended_generator.py
The default font location is
/usr/local/share/fonts/BIZ_UDPGothic/BIZUDPGothic-Regular.ttf.
Set DOCVIEW_JAPANESE_FONT to another installation of that font with its adjacent
OFL.txt when necessary. A changed font file changes the fixture hashes.
After building DocView's pdf-worker-evidence target and installing Poppler command-line tools:
python3 tests/compare_pdf_extended.py
The comparison generates full-resolution PNGs, difference images, contact sheets,
text extraction and a machine-readable report under tests/results/pdf-extended.
It assembles pages from the production sandboxed PDF worker's 512-pixel tiles, using FontBroker for unembedded fonts, and
compares them with independently rendered Poppler pages at 144 dpi. CropBox and
Rotate are honored. Deterministic size, marker, alpha and Japanese text/search
assertion failures produce a nonzero exit status; image-difference metrics do
not have an invented acceptance threshold.
The script defaults to system /usr/bin Poppler tools when present. Override
with DOCVIEW_PDFTOPPM, DOCVIEW_PDFTOTEXT and DOCVIEW_PDFFONTS, or choose a
different build directory with DOCVIEW_BUILD_DIR.
Explicit limitations: vertical text uses individual positioned glyphs, not native vertical CID metrics or OpenType shaping; ruby positions are authored directly; CMYK has no calibrated ICC golden; unembedded font coverage is Standard-14 Latin only. This corpus does not establish arbitrary-document, Windows, accessibility, print-production or full PDF compatibility.
ICC profile and additional scale checks
../icc_generator.py creates linear-srgb.icc from D65 white, sRGB primaries
and gamma 1 through public LittleCMS APIs. It uses no downloaded or borrowed
profile. The generated copyright tag reads No copyright, use freely; the
LittleCMS MIT license is retained in LCMS2-LICENSE.txt. The manifest records
the numeric parameters, profile hash, library version and upstream source.
The profile's creation timestamp is fixed, and its optional ID is zero, for
reproducibility. The same profile bytes are embedded for vector and image colors.
Run python3 tests/fixtures/pdf/icc_generator.py to add/rebuild only this fixture
without requiring the Japanese font. The full generator includes it as well.
python3 tests/compare_pdf_icc.py compares actual worker scales 0.5, 1 and 4
against Poppler at 36/72/288 dpi. It checks 54 analytic color probes, page
dimensions and original SHA-256. Linear 0.5 gray must differ materially from
DeviceRGB 0.5; this prevents an ignored ICC profile from passing. Evidence is
in pdf-icc. This one RGB profile does not
establish arbitrary ICC LUT, CMYK press calibration or print color proofing.