DOCX Compare Python Overview
The DOCX Compare Python library allows for comparing two Word document versions to identify differences using revision marks.
It offers various customization options including the ability to specify comparison granularity at the word or character level, whether to compare formatting, case changes, whitespace, tables, headers and footers, footnotes and endnotes, textboxes, fields, comments, document moves, and whether to accept revisions before comparison.
This is useful for efficiently managing document revisions in collaborative environments such as legal, academic, and corporate settings.
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Customizable Parameters
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File
File Supported formats: .docxFile to be converted. Value can be URL or file content.
CompareFile
File Supported formats: .docxSpecifies the Word document with which the specified document is compared.
Password
StringSets the password to open protected documents.
CompareLevel
Collection Default: WordThe property defines the granularity of comparisons between documents or text segments. It determines the precision of the comparison process, allowing users to specify whether differences are identified based on larger text blocks, such as words or sentences, or at a more detailed level, such as characters or formatting.
Values: Word CharacterCompareFormatting
Bool Default: TrueDetermines whether to indicate variations in formatting between the two documents.
CompareCaseChanges
Bool Default: TrueDetermines whether to highlight discrepancies in capitalization between the two documents.
CompareWhitespace
Bool Default: TrueDetermines whether to identify dissimilarities in whitespace, such as gaps or paragraphs, between the two documents.
CompareTables
Bool Default: TrueDetermines whether to evaluate variations in the information presented within tables between the two documents.
CompareHeaders
Bool Default: TrueDetermines whether to contrast divergences in headers and footers between the two documents.
CompareFootnotes
Bool Default: TrueDetermines whether to compare differences in footnotes and endnotes between the two documents.
CompareTextboxes
Bool Default: TrueDetermines whether to assess differences in the information presented within text boxes between the two documents.
CompareFields
Bool Default: TrueDetermines whether to detect disparities in fields between the two documents.
CompareComments
Bool Default: TrueDetermines whether to evaluate distinctions in comments between the two documents.
CompareMoves
Bool Default: TrueIndicates the name of the individual to credit for modifications when comparing the two documents.
AcceptRevisions
Bool Default: FalseSpecifies whether to accept revisions before document comparison.
RevisionAuthor
String Default: Compared using ConvertAPIAuthor name who made revision.
StoreFile
Bool Default: FalseWhen the StoreFile parameter is set to True, your converted file is written to ConvertAPI’s encrypted, temporary storage and made available via a time-limited secure download URL, valid for up to 3 hours. After this period, the file is permanently deleted.
When StoreFile is set to False, conversion happens entirely in-memory. The raw file bytes are streamed back in the API response without touching disk or external storage, ensuring maximum security and zero persistence so that only you can access the content.
Step-by-Step Guide
Easy DOCX Compare integration programmatically using our Python library
1. ConvertAPI Python library install
ConvertAPI provides a Python library that allows you to perform a DOCX Compare conversion with just a few lines of code. DOCX Compare documents using Python SDK with no effort at all!
pip install --upgrade convertapi
2. Authenticate your Python library
You can obtain your API Token by signing up for a free account. Once you sign up, you'll receive 250 free conversions instantly! Grab your API Token from the account dashboard, and authenticate the ConvertAPI Python library like this:
import convertapi
convertapi.api_credentials = 'api_token'
3. DOCX Compare using Python in no time!
Once you have your authentication in place, simply copy-paste this docx to compare conversion code snippet into your Python project:
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