I have a problem with a JQ query:
max=$(script) <-- (return integer)
jq -r ".notifiestext | map(select(.read==false))" temp_notif |
jq --arg foo "$max" "map(select(.id<$foo))"
I get the following error:
jq: error: syntax error, unexpected ')' (Unix shell quoting issues?) at <top-level>, line 1: map(select(.id<))
The ".id" parameter is an integer
Any solution?
You need to escape the $
for $foo
so that the shell doesn't try to expand it as a parameter before jq
even runs.
jq -r ".notifiestext | map(select(.read==false))" temp_notif |
jq --arg foo "$max" "map(select(.id<\$foo))"
It would be better to use single quotes for the jq
filter instead.
jq -r '.notifiestext | map(select(.read==false))' temp_notif |
jq --arg foo "$max" 'map(select(.id<$foo))'
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