Created a check that determines if the CSV has the minimum required info

[zzamn]

Running the csvCheck() function specifies where the problematic lines are in the CSV file. It returns a boolean.

Option to return false immediately even if one line is wrong, but its been commented out. So right now it goes through every line, and prints which lines are problematic.

Hope this is alright

[zzamn]

NEVER MIND. I DIDN'T DO A CHECK TO SEE IF THE EMAIL IS IN THE RIGHT FORMAT

[zzamn]

2 MINUTES

[CloudArtAdmins]

Haha, we are in no rush here.
This is for long term usage, so no worries.

[zzamn]

I've added a function is_invalid_email. Which checks if every mail is of the format x@seagl.org .
If you actually wanted it to be of the format x@seagl.y , where y can be 'org' or 'com' or anything else, that's also in the code. I just commented it out.

the csv_check function checks if the email is valid using is_invalid email and makes sure that the organization and contact name have at least one character. So, they can't be empty or have ONLY blank spaces.

[zzamn]

This is based on the assumption that the Organization, Contact_Name and Contact_Email are the only essential requirements, and Cascadia and Prev_Sponsor are optional.

If that isn't the case, I can easily modify it.

Now that I think about it, I should have asked for clarifications super early on. Sorry if what I wrote wasn't what you were looking for 😅

[CloudArtAdmins]

You are correct about the required and not fields. So no problem there. If you made them "required" this would be no problem either, anyway.

[CloudArtAdmins]

Okay, so reviewed it.
We actually need this to just check that an email is in the email field. We do not want to specify that it is a SeaGL domain, because this is for template emails to partners, who are highly unlikely to have a SeaGL email.
Could you modify the email check to not care what the domain is, please?

I think the rest is good, though. So once done, I'll pull this version and test.
If it works, it will be merged.

[zzamn]

I updated the is_invalid_email function.

It now checks if email is of the format ' x@y.z ' where:
- len(x), len(y)>0
- len(z)>1
- x can consist of alphanumeric characters , '.' , '_' , '%' , '+' and '-'
- y can consist of alphanumeric characters, '.' and '-'
- z can consist of ONLY alphanumeric characters