Good article. Thank you for posting.
BASH can also be used to parse simple data structure.
BASH
To help more beginner, I have made a working example of BASH with source code in github.
🕷 epsi.bitbucket.io/lambda/2021/02/0...
First the data sructure in CSV like fashioned.
We can flatten using loop, and later pipe using uniq to find unique value.
uniq
However, bash purist can manage their own unique function.
bash
And solved unique to any array.
I hope this could help other who seeks for other case example.
🙏🏽
Thank you for posting with general introduction..
Thanks a lot for adding on it. Looks really interesting and helpful :)
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Good article. Thank you for posting.
BASHcan also be used to parse simple data structure.To help more beginner, I have made a working example of BASH with source code in github.
🕷 epsi.bitbucket.io/lambda/2021/02/0...
First the data sructure in CSV like fashioned.
We can flatten using loop, and later pipe using
uniqto find unique value.However,
bashpurist can manage their own unique function.And solved unique to any array.
I hope this could help other who seeks for other case example.
🙏🏽
Thank you for posting with general introduction..
Thanks a lot for adding on it. Looks really interesting and helpful :)