I am using File Helper library in my .net core project to Parse CSV file to a class and i am getting error while doing so because one the field in the file have comma seperated value so i am unable parse it.
Here is the value in the file
**Branch,ANumber,Type,PNumber,CustNumber,Reference,MemberName,Code,IncidentDate
XYZ,15555,New,4545454545,8998-42454-1215,S454545/112,"Newmon, Osborn",GGG SHF,28/01/2022**
here the field value Newmon, Osborn is the trouble
var filePath = @"File.csv";
List<string> lines = new List<string>(System.IO.File.ReadAllLines(filePath));
var data = testSubject.Parse(lines).FirstOrDefault();
Assert.Equal("XYZ",data.Branch);
Assert.Equal("15555",data .ANumber);
Assert.Equal("New",data.Type);
Assert.Equal("4545454545",data.PNumber);
Assert.Equal("899-42-12154",data.CustNumber);
Assert.Equal("S454545/112",data.Reference);
Assert.Equal("Newmon, Osborn",data.MemberName);
Assert.Equal("GGG SHF",data.Code);
Assert.Equal(DateTime.ParseExact("28/01/2022", "dd/MM/yyyy", null),data.IncidentDate);
Here is my class
[DelimitedRecord(",")]
[IgnoreEmptyLines]
public class ABC
{
[FieldNullValue(typeof(string), "")]
public string Branch{ get; set; }
[FieldNullValue(typeof(string), "")]
public string ANumber{ get; set; }
[FieldNullValue(typeof(string), "")]
public string Type{ get; set; }
[FieldNullValue(typeof(string), "")]
public string PNumber{ get; set; }
[FieldNullValue(typeof(string), "")]
public string CustNumber{ get; set; }
[FieldNullValue(typeof(string), "")]
public string Reference{ get; set; }
[FieldNullValue(typeof(string), "")]
public string MemberName{ get; set; }
[FieldNullValue(typeof(string), "")]
public string Code{ get; set; }
[FieldNullValue(typeof(DateTime), "1900-01-01"), FieldConverter(ConverterKind.DateMultiFormat, "dd/MM/yyyy", "yyyy-MM-dd", "MM/dd/yyyy")]
public DateTime IncidentDate{ get; set; }
}
While validating the values with the parsing engine with following code i am getting the error
ParsingEngine.ReadStringAsList(line);
Can anybody help me in this situation. thanks in advance.