Parse an HTML table with Powershell
<p>Imagine, you have to verify the response of an API in an integration test. The response of the API is master data in JSON format, so it is static, but it is quite huge and the only “source of truth” you can verify the data against is a table on a website of your favorite wiki software (e.g. wikipedia.com or a Confluence page). The idea is, to parse the table with Powershell and compare it to the JSON response of the API call.</p>
<p>Long story short, the API is described as a table on a Confluence page and your task is, to “understand” the meaning of the table’s cells and parse it, so Powershell can handle this huge amount of data.</p>
<p>Sounds exciting, doesn’t it?</p>
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