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    Home»Development»How to validate if .txt file format is correct as a part of File processing in Automation framework?

    How to validate if .txt file format is correct as a part of File processing in Automation framework?

    July 10, 2024

    In my Selenium+Java automation framework, I need to open a .txt file or any other extension file and then see if the text is in a particular format. Now, I need to see if all lines are in this format and also, say in line 2, from substring (7,10) is 2000. Now, is there any method in FileUtils API?

    I can open the file and assert that it exists. I am not able to validate File content. I need to do this as a part of my Automation project. this is indeed the purpose of my project to validate all file format contents.

    Like:

    0000000TEst 123 234 TEST22 refreence 0002343
    00000002000 2343 23343 TEST22000000000000000000
    000000003534 3434 34343 3434 343 343 TEst 0000000 000 000 001

    Update in response to answers:

    Thanks! this is very helpful, i will use this method to verify all the file formats with regex.

    Also, once i validate the format, then i will validate some substrings. Now, i have the expected result of Substring stored in String line2Value = “2000”;

    if(line1.substring(7,10).equals(line2Value)){

    // syso(“This is correct…..”
    }

    Now, I have such kind of a file in which some section of records, some regex repeats n number of times.
    {1:TES001}{2:TEST002}{3:
    :03:192sscE8wre
    :04:TESTLIne
    :05C:23434/23423
    :06:/
    :07:343434,434343//3434343434
    :89:?This is test line / EXTRA TEXT LINE
    -}
    My file will have hundreds of these sections, that all start from {1:… and end with -89 }..

    how i can check not just 1 section, but all of these groups are in the same format :/

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