Consider test that compare result document structure

[kildom]

Maybe it will be possible to write a script that opens docx file in Word and using COM, converts it to some file (e.g. JSON)

Some example code in VB (run using cscript):

Dim objWord, objDoc
Set objWord = CreateObject("Word.Application")

' Open the document (change the path to match your file)
Set objDoc = objWord.Documents.Open("C:\path\to\your\document.docm")

' Make Word visible (optional, can be set to False for silent execution)
objWord.Visible = True

' Run the macro (replace "YourMacroName" with the actual macro name)
objWord.Run "YourMacroName"

' Save and close the document
objDoc.Close True ' True saves changes, False discards changes
objWord.Quit

' Clean up
Set objDoc = Nothing
Set objWord = Nothing

[kildom]

Example in JavaScript (run using cscript):
Using typescript@5.0 is possible to compile to ES3 target that can be run by cscript

var word = new ActiveXObject("Word.Application");

try {
    // Open the document (update the path)
    var doc = word.Documents.Open("C:\\path\\to\\your\\document.docm");

    // Make Word visible (set to false for silent execution)
    word.Visible = true;

    // Run the macro (update macro name)
    word.Run("YourMacroName");

    // Save and close the document
    doc.Close(true); // true saves changes, false discards changes
    word.Quit();

    WScript.Echo("Macro executed successfully.");
} catch (e) {
    WScript.Echo("Error: " + e.message);
} finally {
    word = null;
    doc = null;
}

Example in Python:

# pip install pywin32

import win32com.client

def run_word_macro(file_path: str, macro_name: str):
    try:
        # Create a Word application instance
        word = win32com.client.Dispatch("Word.Application")
        
        # Open the document
        doc = word.Documents.Open(file_path)
        
        # Make Word visible (set to False for silent execution)
        word.Visible = True
        
        # Run the macro
        word.Run(macro_name)

        # Save and close the document
        doc.Close(SaveChanges=True)  # True saves changes, False discards changes
        word.Quit()

        print("Macro executed successfully.")
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error: {e}")
    finally:
        # Cleanup
        word = None
        doc = None

# Example usage
file_path = r"C:\path\to\your\document.docm"
macro_name = "YourMacroName"
run_word_macro(file_path, macro_name)

[kildom]

Or Node.js:

//npm install winax

const ActiveXObject = require('winax').ActiveXObject;

try {
    // Create Word Application COM object
    const word = new ActiveXObject('Word.Application');

    // Make Word visible
    word.Visible = true;

    // Add a new document
    const doc = word.Documents.Add();

    // Access the active document
    const selection = word.Selection;

    // Insert text
    selection.TypeText('Hello from Node.js using COM!');
    selection.TypeParagraph();
    selection.TypeText('This text is added using ActiveX.');

    // Save the document
    const filePath = 'C:\\Users\\Public\\test.docx';
    doc.SaveAs(filePath);

    // Close Word application
    // doc.Close(false); // Uncomment if you want to close the document
    // word.Quit();      // Uncomment if you want to close Word completely

    console.log(`Document saved at: ${filePath}`);
} catch (err) {
    console.error('Error:', err);
}