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`election_results_xml_validator` is a script that checks if a NIST 1500-100 data feed follows best practices. It will output errors, warnings, and info messages for common issues. This is not an official Google product. # INSTALLATION The package is available from PyPi and can be installed using the command below. ```pip install election_results_xml_validator``` election_results_xml_validator relies on lxml which will be installed if it isn't already installed. You may need to install libxslt development libraries in order to build lxml. # USAGE ## List rules You can list the validation rules that the script contains and the description of each rule by running the following command ``` election_results_xml_validator list ``` ## Validate a file The validate command has 2 required arguments: * the election file to be validated * the XSD file to validate against The command to validate the election file against all the rules in the file is ``` election_results_xml_validator validate election_file.xml --xsd election_data_spec.xsd ``` The validator is capable of validating either election or officeholder data feeds, depending on the value of the `--rule_set` flag (`election` is the default). To validate an officeholder feed: ``` election_results_xml_validator validate election_file.xml --xsd election_data_spec.xsd --rule_set officeholder ``` One can choose to only validate one or more comma separated rules by using the `-i` flag ``` election_results_xml_validator validate election_file.xml --xsd election_data_spec.xsd -i Schema ``` Or choose to exclude one or more comma separated rules using the `-e` flag ``` election_results_xml_validator validate election_file.xml --xsd election_data_spec.xsd -e Schema ``` By default, the script only shows a summary of issues found. You can get a verbose report by adding the `-v` flag ``` election_results_xml_validator validate election_file.xml --xsd election_data_spec.xsd -v ```