I want to redirect the stdout and stderr of a stream both to the screen and a file. For that I'm using the tool tee
. However, before that stream goes to the file, I want to transform it using a pipe. So far, I have only managed to transform the stream that goes to stdout.
Example:
echo 'hello' | tee output.txt | tr 'h' 'e'
=> this will output eello
to stdout and save hello
to output.txt
However what I want is to print hello
to stdout and save eello
to output.txt.
Note: Changing the input stream is not an option for my problem.
CodePudding user response:
With bash
:
echo 'hello' | tee >(tr 'h' 'e' > output.txt)
With bash
and Linux:
echo 'hello' | tee /proc/$$/fd/255 | tr 'h' 'e' > output.txt
See: What is the use of file descriptor 255 in bash process
CodePudding user response:
You can do that in a single awk
without multiple pipes:
echo 'hello' | awk '1; {gsub(/h/, "e"); print > "output.txt"}'