audit-pdf-generator

Verifying XML-to-PDF fallback generation involves auditing the produced document to confirm it contains required fiscal keys, taxpayer identity fields, line-item detail, and totals, which detects incomplete layouts or silent extraction failures.

XML-to-PDF fallback generation creates a readable PDF invoice from XML data when the original document is missing, ensuring the generated file is complete, readable, and suitable for downstream reindexing and audits.

Checking if a generated PDF is reindexable involves verifying who calls the generator, confirming reindexing is supported, and testing text extraction from the produced PDF to ensure successful downstream processing.

Auditing error handling in a PDF generator requires checking for try/except coverage, proper logging, and how optional dependencies like fitz are used, which detects silent failures during PDF generation and text extraction.

The PDF generator supports optional fitz usage for text extraction during audits, checking how this dependency is used to detect silent failures and verify that generated PDF content can be successfully extracted.

Common limitations when generating PDFs from XML include silent extraction failures, incomplete layouts missing fiscal fields, and non-reindexable output, which auditing try/except coverage and logging helps detect.