I have a file "results.json" It looks like this { "applicationId" : "application", "scanId" : "scanId", "policyEvaluationResult" : { "alerts" : [ { "trigger" : { "policyId" : "pid1", "policyName" : "Security-High", "threatLevel" : 9, "policyViolationId" : "pvid1", }, "trigger"…
I have multiple json files in subfolders, each containing an array of objects with same keys, different values. example: file1.json: [ { "id": 1, "name": "John" }, { "id": 2, "name": "Mary" } ] file2.json: [ { "id": 1, "name":…
I am trying to convert the below json to a markdown table(GitHub docs(.md file)), however not able to do so. { "service_1":"abc-endpoint.vpce.amazonaws.com", "service_2":"def-endpoint.vpce.amazonaws.com", "service_3":"xyz-endpoint.vpce.amazonaws.com" } Command I tried: cat json_file | jq -r '{"NAME": "ENDPOINT_ID"} + . | to_entries[] |…
I have a PrestaShop database running in a docker container that I intend to back up. The thing is, I need to put the e-commerce store into maintenance mode before I run it. Ideally, I intended to run the script…
Previously I was using kali linux to code my bash file so it has no issue with the command, but after since I use ubuntu I realized it does not work on ubuntu and can't find any solution to this…
I have spent the last 4 hours combing all over the internet for advice and ideas on how to capture a string of interest so that I can pipe it into a variable inside of a bash script for use…
This line of command I picked from one of my bash scripts I am trying to use to automate some initial setup of a PostgreSQL database in an Amazon Linux machine. I have the environment variable named TEST_PASSWORD contains the…
I have similar file/data: $ echo "[{"my_var1":"valueA", "my_var2": "valueB"}]" {"my_var1":"valueA", "my_var2": "valueB"}] in my code I need to get value of "my_var2", easy: $ echo "[{"my_var1":"valueA", "my_var2": "valueB"}]" | jq -r '.[] .my_var2' # correct result: valueB ... but ...…
I have been trying to execute bash commands in Java. I have done it with a couple of ovations, for instance: try { Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String[]{"bash", "-c", "cd " + folder + "&& find . -type f |…
EDIT: I have redone this question in its entirety as I discovered a flaw in my original: I CAN access ALL the data I need to get my output in a single call to the API. My API call results…