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The tool validates Skroutz XML product feeds by parsing the XML, checking well-formedness, and validating against Skroutz feed schemas. It identifies syntax errors, missing required nodes, and incorrect data types that would cause submission failures. This helps publishers and feed engineers catch defects early.
Conceptually it models feed quality as a combination of structural compliance and data validity. It applies schema rules for version 1.0 and 2.0, enforces required fields such as id, title, price, currency, availability, image link, and category, and flags anomalies like nonnumeric prices or invalid currency codes. Optional checks include category mapping and cross-field consistency.
Outcomes include a structured report with errors, warnings, and a summary. The tool is beneficial for marketplaces planning frequent Skroutz submissions, agencies managing multiple feeds, and developers integrating automated validation into build pipelines. Its value lies in early defect detection, reduced manual debugging, and higher feed acceptance rates.
By focusing on domain rules rather than UI, this tool provides deterministic feedback and exportable results for CI workflows and data teams. It supports local validation without network fetches and is designed to scale with large feeds while preserving clear error localization for rapid remediation.