Send value to a “read” in a script
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Is it possible to send a response to an "interactive menu" in a shell script but directly when calling it ?
For example, the script test.sh
:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 2 #Or something else
echo "menu, select 1 for...."
read choice
if [ $choice -eq 1 ]; then
echo AMAZING
fi
How can i call the script test.sh
and automatically send him 1
as my choice for the next read
, without changing the code of the script.
bash shell-script shell
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Is it possible to send a response to an "interactive menu" in a shell script but directly when calling it ?
For example, the script test.sh
:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 2 #Or something else
echo "menu, select 1 for...."
read choice
if [ $choice -eq 1 ]; then
echo AMAZING
fi
How can i call the script test.sh
and automatically send him 1
as my choice for the next read
, without changing the code of the script.
bash shell-script shell
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up vote
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Is it possible to send a response to an "interactive menu" in a shell script but directly when calling it ?
For example, the script test.sh
:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 2 #Or something else
echo "menu, select 1 for...."
read choice
if [ $choice -eq 1 ]; then
echo AMAZING
fi
How can i call the script test.sh
and automatically send him 1
as my choice for the next read
, without changing the code of the script.
bash shell-script shell
Is it possible to send a response to an "interactive menu" in a shell script but directly when calling it ?
For example, the script test.sh
:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 2 #Or something else
echo "menu, select 1 for...."
read choice
if [ $choice -eq 1 ]; then
echo AMAZING
fi
How can i call the script test.sh
and automatically send him 1
as my choice for the next read
, without changing the code of the script.
bash shell-script shell
bash shell-script shell
asked Dec 4 at 15:15
bob dylan
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Pipe the value you want into the script.
echo "1" | /path/to/test.sh
2
Thanks amazing. To add to this info, I was able to send multiple answers to several read with for example with :echo -e "1n2" | bash test.sh
. Cool !
– bob dylan
Dec 4 at 15:38
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Pipe the value you want into the script.
echo "1" | /path/to/test.sh
2
Thanks amazing. To add to this info, I was able to send multiple answers to several read with for example with :echo -e "1n2" | bash test.sh
. Cool !
– bob dylan
Dec 4 at 15:38
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Pipe the value you want into the script.
echo "1" | /path/to/test.sh
2
Thanks amazing. To add to this info, I was able to send multiple answers to several read with for example with :echo -e "1n2" | bash test.sh
. Cool !
– bob dylan
Dec 4 at 15:38
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up vote
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Pipe the value you want into the script.
echo "1" | /path/to/test.sh
Pipe the value you want into the script.
echo "1" | /path/to/test.sh
answered Dec 4 at 15:26
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Thanks amazing. To add to this info, I was able to send multiple answers to several read with for example with :echo -e "1n2" | bash test.sh
. Cool !
– bob dylan
Dec 4 at 15:38
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Thanks amazing. To add to this info, I was able to send multiple answers to several read with for example with :echo -e "1n2" | bash test.sh
. Cool !
– bob dylan
Dec 4 at 15:38
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Thanks amazing. To add to this info, I was able to send multiple answers to several read with for example with :
echo -e "1n2" | bash test.sh
. Cool !– bob dylan
Dec 4 at 15:38
Thanks amazing. To add to this info, I was able to send multiple answers to several read with for example with :
echo -e "1n2" | bash test.sh
. Cool !– bob dylan
Dec 4 at 15:38
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