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tcpiper
tcpiper

Reputation: 2544

where is the word/_rels/document.xml.rels in python docx object?

I need the content of word/_rels/document.xml.rels to get the image infomation. Does python-docx store it?

I use this:

>>> from docx import Document as d
>>> x=d('a.docx')

there seems no way to get it in x object.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 3486

Answers (1)

scanny
scanny

Reputation: 28913

python-docx and python-pptx share a common opc subpackage; this is the docx.opc subpackage.

This layer abstracts the details of the .rels files, among other things.

You can get to it using:

>>> document = Document()
>>> document_part = document.part
>>> rels = document_part.rels
>>> for r in rels:
...   print r.rId
'rId2'
'rId1'
'rId3'

How you use it most effectively depends on what you're trying to get at. Usually one just wants to get a related part and doesn't care about navigating the details of the packaging. For that there are these higher level methods:

  • docx.opc.part.Part.part_related_by()
  • docx.opc.part.Part.related_parts[rId]

In general the route from the object at hand is:

  1. to the part it's contained in (often available on obj.part)
  2. to the related part by use of .part_related_by() (using relationship type) or .related_parts[rId] (it's a dict).
  3. back down the the API object via X_Part.main_obj e.g. DocumentPart.document

The areas in the code you might be interested in looking closer at are:

  • docx/parts/
  • docx/opc/part.py

Upvotes: 2

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