What is this?
py-ecm-validator is a Python 2.7 module used to validate Educational Concept Maps (Topic Maps) in xtm format.
Usage
Installation
pip -r requirements.txt
python setup.py install
Command line usage
Example:
# No debugging
python -m ecm_validator -f file.xtm
# Validate file.xtm debugging the parser
python -m ecm_validator -f file.xtm -d p
Complete CLI commands:
usage: Arguments for parser [-h] [-d DEBUG] -f FILE
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DEBUG, --debug DEBUG
Debug flags, accepted in whatever order:'i' for input
debug;'l' for lexer debug; 'p' for parser debug;'o'
for output debug. Example '-d iplo', '-d olpi'.
-f FILE, --file FILE Input file
Script usage
from ecm_validator.xtm_parser import xml_parse
from ecm_validator.xtm_validator import validate_constraints
with open("file.xtm") as file_xtm:
root = xml_parse(file_xtm)
validate_constraints(root)License
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