Comment by Gilles Quénot on Using Inline variables in command line commands
OP can use a subshell if needed: ( x=foobar; echo ... )
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on Bash: checking gzip using == or "| grep"
Post edited accordingly, thanks
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for How to iterate through more than two 'levels' of...
Given this files/directories structure:$ tree folder/folder/├── lever1_1│└── level2_1│└── level3_1│├── file1.txt│└── file2.txt└── lever1_2└── level2_1└── level3_16 directories, 2 filesWhat you...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for check status connected nordvpn bash script
What I would do:status="$(nordvpn status | head -n 1)"printf "STATUS %s\n" "$status"if [[ $status == "Status: Disconnected" ]]then echo "Disconnected from VPN..." nordvpn connect...
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Answer by Gilles Quénot for grep: color different parts of output
With grep, this looks convoluted.What I would do:#!/bin/bashblue=$(tput setaf 4)red=$(tput setaf 1)reset=$(tput sgr0)cat<<EOF | sed -e "s/.*/$blue&$reset/g" -e "s/\[JIRA REF\]/$red\[JIRA...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for my flask api doesnt get my port even if i specify it
You need in the Dockerfile:CMD ["./run.sh", "./project/main/userapi.py", "5555"]where 5555 is the port you want to bind.Your if statement test the numbers of arguments: as far as you don't pass any,...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for bash: while read -r using
You need another syntax:while read -r key datedo age=$(gdate -d "$date" +%s) #do stuff with $key and $date # $key should be 'expiresOn' and $date should be eg '2024-03-02T00:00:00Z'done < <(cat...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for bash get correct expansion of an array member in...
You need more quotes!VAR[0]="ls"VAR[1]="ls -la"for i in "${VAR[@]}"do $idoneLearn how to quote properly in shell, it's very important :"Double quote" every literal that contains spaces/metacharacters...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Regex that finds both integers, decimals, and...
Try:-?[\d.]+(?:\,\d+)?;{1,2}\s*EURRegex Demo
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Using Selenium to locate element in iframe
Your page use an iframe.So, this is a working code with valid XPath:from selenium import webdriverfrom selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWaitfrom selenium.webdriver.common.by import Byval =...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Separating the last number in each line from the...
Try to understand what is the most smart way to achieve this.It's better to avoid using a regex that match all the line, instead try to find the portion that need change.Using sed with -E aka Extented...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for awk CSV parsing using FPAT result in wrong output
It looks like you don't use GNU awk.You need to install GNU version with homebrew:brew install gawk
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for awk with exclude pattern in shell
Like this:awk '!/-event-group-/{print} /-event-group-13]/{print}' file ^ look hereorawk '!/-event-group-/{print} /-event-group-13\y/{print}' file\y is word boundary for GNU awk.Yields:---...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for sed with literal string--not input file
You have a single quotes conflict, so use:echo "A,B,C" | sed "s/,/','/g"If using bash, you can do too (<<< is a here-string):sed "s/,/','/g" <<< "A,B,C"but notsed "s/,/','/g"...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for how to ignore chromedriver errors from showing up...
Try to add this line:options.add_argument("--log-level=3")0: verbose1: info2: warning3: error
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Prevent repeated sequence in domain url
What I would do, always simplify your sample at minimum like I does to isolate the issue:^([a-z]+).*?(?!\.\1)(?:\.[a-z]+)+$ ^------^ ^^capture group captured groupRegex Demo
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for How to grep my one-line file with constant key?
What I would do:grep -oP '__version__="\K[^"]+'-o display only the matched part-P allow PCRE regexesThe backquote is used in the old-style command substitution. The foo=$(command) syntax is recommended...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Want to highlight if certain condition match with...
You can do it like this:with perl:df -h | perl -anE ' (my $p = $F[4]) =~ s/%//; if ($p >= 80) { system("tput setaf 1"); print; system("tput sgr0") } else { print }'Or with just bash:df -h | while...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Tar: Cannot stat: No such file or directory
You need to prevent word splitting:find ...... -print0 | xargs -0 tar zcf "$backup_dir/$file.tar.gz"See: https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Word-Splitting.html
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Why does $'\141' convert to ASCII 'a' as...
If you have error, it's simply a syntax error.What you need to construct ASCII letters from variables:i=141; printf '%b\n''\'$iaor to construct from multiple variables (only 2 needed):start='\'...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for How to form a regex for a double quote that may...
You need:boundary="?([^"]+)"?Only one capture group used.JS Demo:const input1 = 'boundary="-------Embt-Boundary--1261032946D275CF"';const input2 =...
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on a script that outputs the type of file, is it...
Yes, you can implement other cases, like video and so on. *) is a catch all for not listed cases
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Websites Web Scraping Emails using Python
The issue is not the regex:from bs4 import BeautifulSoupimport requestsimport reurl = 'https://s7health.pl/kontakt/'response = requests.get(url)soup = BeautifulSoup(response.content,...
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on How to change urlencode spaces inside a sed...
Most *Unix have both sed& perl. That's shell, you are not limited to use just one tool but awk, sed, ed, tr, paste, cut; perl, and so on.
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on Awk switching output field seperator depending on...
You should minimize the issue to be reusable by futur readers. Looks too specific to your needs. Please, read How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable Example.
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on How to separate an array from a command using...
grep | awk | awk, really ? oO Use jq instead.
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on Add and Replace Jobs in Crontab
You just need to add a basic sed command to other commands from the linked answer. Like sed 's!\.sh$!& \&>/dev/null 2>\&1!' file
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on How to separate an array from a command using...
So parsing JSON with awk or bash is a good practice for you? No better way?
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on Bash: How to assign the value of an environment...
Why BITBUxCKET_TAG instead of BITBUCKET_TAG ??
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for How to separate an array from a command using...
What I would do using jq:jq -r '"ID: \(.id)Course name: \(.course_name)Creator name: \(.creator.nnid)"' file.jsonYields:ID: 66782542Course name: goCreator name: Khanna1974
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on Is it possible to scrape data from Sofascore on...
Missing crucial information: what is the error you get? I get a 403 error.
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on How to find if file names are similar being...
Are they duplicated files you want to remove?
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on Bash : Find and Remove duplicate files from...
They are dedicated tools to dedupe
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Bash : Find and Remove duplicate files from...
You need to use de-duplication dedicated tools, like jdupes:jdupes -d dir1 dir2You will be prompted for files to be removed.
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Removing Duplicate Files in Unix
You need to use de-duplication dedicated tools, like jdupes:jdupes -d dir1 dir2
View ArticleComment by Gilles Quénot on How to properly find and replace a multiline text...
-i is to edit the file, -O is paragraph mode
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for Using sed to filter out students in a list
sed is not the most appropriate tool for this, better use awk like this : awk '$5=="A"{print $1, $2}' fileOutputBetty MettyEdit, filter 'engineering' string :awk '$5=="A" &&...
View ArticleAnswer by Gilles Quénot for How do I grep for a greater than symbol?
It's not the quotes : try this :grep -Ri -- '->someFunction' .the -- part, is a commonly accepted parameter in many modern utilities to denote the end of options, which is often important for...
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