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LibreLambda document converter
Document converters ::: fileconverter_librelambda
Maintained by
Catalyst IT
Part of set MoodleCloud.
This is a file converter plugin for Moodle. The primary function of this plugin is to convert student submissions into the PDF file format, to allow teachers to use the annotate PDF functionality of Moodle. With this plugin you are in control of the conversion process and architecture.
Latest release:
467 sites
65 downloads
14 fans
Current versions available: 1
This is a file converter plugin for Moodle The primary function of this plugin is to convert student submissions into the PDF file format, to allow teachers to use the annotate PDF functionality of Moodle.
This plugin uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) services to provide the conversion to PDF, the primary AWS services used are [Lambda](https://aws.amazon.com/lambda/) and [S3](https://aws.amazon.com/s3/). The plugin interfaces Moodle with the AWS services. Everything you need to setup both Moodle and AWS is included in this plugin.
The aims of this plugin are to:
- Provide PDF conversion functionality that is efficient and reliable at scale.
- Convert files to PDF in a cost effective manner.
- Provide confidence in data privacy and data security throughout the conversion process.
- Be straightforward to setup and use.
More information on the annotate PDF function of Moodle can be found:
`https://docs.moodle.org/36/en/Using_Assignment#Annotating_submissions`
Contributors
Catalyst IT (Lead maintainer)
Matt Porritt
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During the config of the plugin, the provision script return with some error messages that seems AWS S3 bucket not created successfully, I've opened a issue on the bug tracker system, any help would be appreciated!
Best regards,
Han
Get the error "local_aws (2018061900) needed" but already installed aws_php
The plugin looks really good to me. Thank you. Just wondering if it is still managed by someone?
I downloaded and installed this yesterday on a client's server and today the service provider is showing a malware warning:
configure.ac has a python.wget exploit.
I haven't a clue what this means but I thought I'd better share it.
Cheers
Dave