Replacing text at end of string via command line based on beginning of string
Question
Given the below json example - how would I replace the 7 characters with a different string after the hash for module2 from a unix command line?
{
"module": "git+https://9gke37d40a7a9f84659e98f386d4ea2fda2a5d86:x-oauth-basic@github.com/org-name/repo.git#71e84fd",
"module2": "git+https://9gke37d40a7a9f9999e98f386d4ea2fda2a5d86:x-oauth-basic@github.com/org-name/repo.git#99h43ae",
"module3": "git+https://9gke37d40a7a9f33759e98f386d4ea2fda2a5d6:x-oauth-basic@github.com/org-name/repo.git#94i53bb"
}
1 answers
solution1
0 2015-10-28 11:05:14
If you have the above lines, you could do
sed -i -e 's/(.*module2.*?#)(.......)(.*)/\1abcdefg\3/' json-file
where abcdefg would be your replacement string.
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