Closed peha2407 closed 3 years ago
I found that I needed to add $(brew --prefix)/bin
to the PATH
in my script. Alternatively you can hardcode it like /usr/local/bin/jq
.
Yes, I have hardecoded it now, and it works like a charm. Thanks!
Am 30.06.2021 um 07:33 schrieb Jonathan Sokolowski @.***>:
I found that I needed to add $(brew --prefix)/bin to the PATH in my script. Alternatively you can hardcode it like /usr/local/bin/jq.
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Closing. :)
Hi matryer I am very enthusiastic about xbar. But now I have a problem: For a script I have brewed "jq" with homebrew. This command is executed in the terminal, but not by xbar. The script I run is called:
!/bin/bash
echo "SMA 🌡" echo "---" echo -n "SMA: " > /Users/peter/Library/Caches/SMA.txt; curl -s "https://app-prod-ws.meteoswiss-app.ch/v1/stationOverview?station=SMA" | jq | grep "temperature" | cut -c20- | rev | cut -c2- |rev >> /Users/peter/Library/Caches/SMA.txt; echo $(cat -s /Users/peter/Library/Caches/SMA.txt)"°C" exit 0 The command "jq" is not executed, the menu displays "SMA 🌡" and then "SMA: °C" instead of, for example, "SMA: 18.3°C". What can I do?