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I need to convert the following PowerShell script to a Bash script. Could someone help me out? I'm really new to Bash and don't know how to manipulate the output from a curl command and then convert it to Json.
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Powershell return object response from Invoke-RestMethod but curl return json string format.You have to parse the response of curl to extract the values of Roles and EnvironmentIds using json parser tool like jq.
Be sure that you installed jq
The following script is the conversion of the Powershell script:
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-->Syntax
Description
The Convert-String cmdlet formats a string to match the format of examples.
Examples
Example 1: Convert format of a string
The first command creates an array that contains first and last names.
The second command formats the names according to the example.It puts the surname first in the output, followed by an initial.
Example 2: Simplify format of a string
The first command creates an array that contains first, middle and last names.Note that the last entry has no middle name.
The second command formats the names according to the example.It puts the last name first in the output, followed by the first name.All middle names removed; entry without middle name is handled correctly.
Example 3: Output management when strings don't match example
The first command creates an array that contains first, middle and last names.Note that the last entry has no middle name.
The second command formats the names according to the example.It puts the middle name first in the output, followed by the first name.The last entry in $Composers is skipped, because it doesn't match thesample pattern: it has no middle name.
Example 4: Caution with beauty spaces
The first command creates an array of first and last names.Note that second and fourth items have an extra trailing space,after the last name.
The second command converts all strings that match the sample pattern:word, space, word, and final trailing space, all of thisbefore the equal sign.Also, note the leading space in the output.
Example 5: Format process information with multiple patterns
$ExamplePatterns defines different expected patterns in the data,through examples.
The first pattern,
@{before='Hello','World'; after='World: Hello'}
,reads as follows:expect strings where a word comes enclosed in double quotes, then a comma,and then the second, and last, word enclosed in quotes;with no spaces in the string. On the output: place second word first,without quotes, then a single space, and then the first word, without quotes.The second pattern,
@{before='Hello','1'; after='1: Hello'}
,reads as follows:expect strings where a word comes enclosed in double quotes, then a comma,and then a number enclosed in quotes;with no spaces in the string. On the output: place the number first,without quotes, then a single space, and then the word, without quotes.The third pattern,
@{before='Hello-World','22'; after='22: Hello-World'}
,reads as follows:expect strings where two words with a hyphen in between come enclosed indouble quotes, then a comma, and then a number enclosed in quotes;with no spaces between the comma and the third double quote.On the output: place the number first, without quotes, then a single space,and then the hyphenated words, without quotes.Cisco anyconnect vpn not connecting. The fourth, and final, pattern,
@{before='hello world','333'; after='333: hello world'}
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The second command specifies an example variable that changes the order of theinput items.The command coverts each string in $Processes.
NoteThe fourth pattern implicitly says that two or more wordsseparated by spaces are matched.
Without the fourth pattern, only the first word of the string enclosed indouble quotes is matched.
Parameters
-Example
Specifies a list of examples of the target format.Specify pairs separated by the equal (=) sign,with the source pattern on the leftand the target pattern on the right, as in the following examples:
-Example 'Hello World=World, Hello'
-Example 'Hello World=World: Hello','Hello','1'=1: Hello'
NoteThe second example uses a list of patterns
Alternatively, specify a list of hash tables that contain Before andAfter properties.
-Example @{before='Hello','World'; after='World: Hello'}, @{before='Hello','1'; after='1: Hello'}
CautionAvoid using spaces around the equal sign,as they are treated as part of the pattern.
Type: | System.Collections.Generic.List`1[System.Management.Automation.PSObject] |
Aliases: | E |
Position: | Named |
Default value: | None |
Accept pipeline input: | False |
Accept wildcard characters: | False |
Specifies a string to format.
Type: | String |
Position: | Named |
Default value: | None |
Accept pipeline input: | True (ByValue) |
Accept wildcard characters: | False |
Inputs
String
You can pipe strings to this cmdlet.
Outputs
String
This cmdlet returns a string.