Seshat gets its own page, and checks a print file from the command line
Seshat, Rekhu's preflight for print files, now has a product page with what it checks, the standards behind it and its prices, and checks a file from the command line with no code.
Seshat has been checking and fixing print files for web-to-print shops for months. Until now, you only found it in the docs. It now has a page of its own under Products: what it checks and fixes, the print standards it follows (GWG 2015, PDF/X-4, ISO 16763 for folds, GS1 for barcodes), how to connect it, and its prices per file.
A file checked without writing code
Version 0.13.0 of the core packages adds a command that checks a print file straight from the terminal, using the app key from your account:
npx @rekhu/core check flyer.pdf --size 148x210 --bleed 3
php artisan rekhu:check flyer.pdf --size=148x210 --bleed=3
Each finding prints on its own line with Seshat's decision (fix, ask, refuse or note) and the pages it is on. Add --fix --out flyer-ready.pdf (in Laravel: --fix --out=flyer-ready.pdf) and the print-ready version is saved next to it. A check costs the same as in your code: $0.05 per file up to 20 pages, $0.02 per fix.