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POIn Python, how do I check that a file is a text file?
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<p>The file is uploaded through a Django form. The contents of the file need to be saved into a models.TextField(), for editors to review it before publication.</p> <p>I am already checking UploadedFile.content_type. I have considered using a regular input field, but as the text is going to be quite long, it would be unwieldy for users to cut and paste.</p>
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