Parse bash scripts flags
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I'm trying to parse shell script arguments that aren't key-value pairs. An example of what that may look like when calling the bash script in a YAML file:
commands:
- ./scripts/test.sh "Test Title" --skip-import --verbose
...
Unfortunately I can't use getops, since the script takes in long arguments. How might I go about parsing the arguments? Thanks in advance!
bash shell-script arguments
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I'm trying to parse shell script arguments that aren't key-value pairs. An example of what that may look like when calling the bash script in a YAML file:
commands:
- ./scripts/test.sh "Test Title" --skip-import --verbose
...
Unfortunately I can't use getops, since the script takes in long arguments. How might I go about parsing the arguments? Thanks in advance!
bash shell-script arguments
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By parsing the yaml file, or in writing the e.g. test.sh script?
– Jeff Schaller
1 hour ago
@JeffSchaller The latter - in parsing$1,$2, ...$#insidetest.sh.
– cameraguy258
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I'm trying to parse shell script arguments that aren't key-value pairs. An example of what that may look like when calling the bash script in a YAML file:
commands:
- ./scripts/test.sh "Test Title" --skip-import --verbose
...
Unfortunately I can't use getops, since the script takes in long arguments. How might I go about parsing the arguments? Thanks in advance!
bash shell-script arguments
asked 1 hour ago
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I'm trying to parse shell script arguments that aren't key-value pairs. An example of what that may look like when calling the bash script in a YAML file:
commands:
- ./scripts/test.sh "Test Title" --skip-import --verbose
...
Unfortunately I can't use getops, since the script takes in long arguments. How might I go about parsing the arguments? Thanks in advance!
bash shell-script arguments
bash shell-script arguments
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By parsing the yaml file, or in writing the e.g. test.sh script?
– Jeff Schaller
1 hour ago
@JeffSchaller The latter - in parsing$1,$2, ...$#insidetest.sh.
– cameraguy258
46 mins ago
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By parsing the yaml file, or in writing the e.g. test.sh script?
– Jeff Schaller
1 hour ago
@JeffSchaller The latter - in parsing$1,$2, ...$#insidetest.sh.
– cameraguy258
46 mins ago
By parsing the yaml file, or in writing the e.g. test.sh script?
– Jeff Schaller
1 hour ago
By parsing the yaml file, or in writing the e.g. test.sh script?
– Jeff Schaller
1 hour ago
@JeffSchaller The latter - in parsing
$1, $2, ... $# inside test.sh.– cameraguy258
46 mins ago
@JeffSchaller The latter - in parsing
$1, $2, ... $# inside test.sh.– cameraguy258
46 mins ago
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By parsing the yaml file, or in writing the e.g. test.sh script?
– Jeff Schaller
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@JeffSchaller The latter - in parsing
$1,$2, ...$#insidetest.sh.– cameraguy258
46 mins ago