'''This script was tested with PyMuPDF version 1.17.6. Other versions may require slight modification of the code. This script can be used to embed annotations as you create them, so they are viewable in otherPDF viewers.This is basically a script that can either add a bookmark or a highlight to a page based on the command line arguments.Here is the `prefs_user.config` that I used: 	execute_command_b python path/to/embedded_annotations.py bookmark "%1" %{mouse_pos_document} "%5"	execute_command_h python path/to/embedded_annotations.py highlight "%1" "%4" "%3" And here is a `keys_user.config` file that can be used: 	execute_command_b b	execute_command_h;add_highlight h which basically adds both sioyek and embedded highlights and bookmarks (if `ADD_BOOKMARKS_TO_SIOYEK` is True). Alternatively, you can usea different keybinding for embedded annotations so you have control over what happens. Now you can use alt+b or alt+h to bookmark/highlight. 	execute_command_b <A-b>	execute_command_h <A-h>''' import sysimport fitzimport subprocess # if set to true, we re-add the bookmarks into sioyek, so we have both types of bookmarksADD_BOOKMARKS_TO_SIOYEK = FalsePATH_TO_SIOYEK = r'path/to/sioyek.exe' def add_bookmark(doc_path, page_number, location, text):	doc = fitz.open(doc_path)	page = doc.loadPage(page_number)	page.addTextAnnot(location, text)	doc.saveIncr()	doc.close()	if ADD_BOOKMARKS_TO_SIOYEK:		subprocess.run([PATH_TO_SIOYEK, '--execute-command', 'add_bookmark','--execute-command-data', text])		subprocess.run([PATH_TO_SIOYEK, '--execute-command', 'reload'])  def add_highlight(doc_path, page_number, text):	doc = fitz.open(doc_path)	page = doc.loadPage(page_number)	quads = page.searchFor(text, flags=fitz.TEXT_PRESERVE_WHITESPACE, hit_max=50)	page.addHighlightAnnot(quads)	doc.saveIncr()	doc.close() if __name__ == '__main__':	if sys.argv[1] == 'bookmark':		add_bookmark(sys.argv[2], int(sys.argv[3]), (float(sys.argv[4]), float(sys.argv[5])), sys.argv[6]) 	if sys.argv[1] == 'highlight':		add_highlight(sys.argv[2], int(sys.argv[3]), sys.argv[4])