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Validating messages from a file

Use the -f flag to read OCPP messages from a file instead of passing them as a command-line argument. Each line must be a single, complete OCPP JSON string; blank lines are ignored.

chargeflow validate -f messages.txt

Example messages.txt:

[2, "1", "BootNotification", {"chargePointVendor": "TestVendor", "chargePointModel": "TestModel"}]
[2, "2", "Heartbeat", {}]
[3, "1", {"status": "Accepted", "currentTime": "2024-01-01T00:00:00Z", "interval": 300}]

Note

Response messages (type 3) require the --response-type flag so ChargeFlow knows which schema to validate against, e.g. --response-type BootNotificationResponse.

Saving the report to a file

Use -o to write the validation report to a file instead of stdout. Supported extensions are .json, .csv, and .txt.

chargeflow validate -f messages.txt -o report.json
chargeflow validate -f messages.txt -o report.csv
chargeflow validate -f messages.txt -o report.txt

Specifying the OCPP version

The default version is 1.6. Use --version (-v) to change it.

chargeflow --version 2.0.1 validate -f messages.txt -o report.json