How to add curl encode space in url shell script-CodePudding

In application when we create project with the name like example:

Test project or demo checking getting error i.e., with the space having in between them is not taking and its working like example demo or test or link

Below is my script I'm getting one issue with:

#!/bin/bash
# Begin
TEMP=$(getopt -n "$0" -a -l "username:,password:,project:,profile:,scanner:,emailReport:,reportType:,tags:" -- -- "$@")

    [ $? -eq 0 ] || exit

    eval set --  "$TEMP"

    while [ $# -gt 0 ]
    do
             case "$1" in
                    --username) FX_USER="$2"; shift;;
                    --password) FX_PWD="$2"; shift;;
                    --project) FX_PROJECT_NAME="$2"; shift;;
                    --profile) JOB_NAME="$2"; shift;;
                    --scanner) REGION="$2"; shift;;
                    --emailReport) FX_EMAIL_REPORT="$2"; shift;;
                    --reportType) FX_REPORT_TYPE="$2"; shift;;
                    --tags) FX_TAGS="$2"; shift;;
                    --) shift;;
             esac
             shift;
    done

FX_SCRIPT=""
if [ "$FX_TAGS" != "" ];
then
FX_SCRIPT="&tags=script:" ${FX_TAGS}
fi

token=$(curl -s -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"username": "'${FX_USER}'", "password": "'${FX_PWD}'"}' https://example.com/login | jq -r .token)

echo "generated token is:" $token

runId=$(curl --location --request POST "https://example.com/api/v1/runs/project/${FX_PROJECT_NAME}?jobName=${JOB_NAME}&region=${REGION}&emailReport=${FX_EMAIL_REPORT}&reportType=${FX_REPORT_TYPE}${FX_SCRIPT}" --header "Authorization: Bearer "$token"" | jq -r '.["data"]|.id')

echo "runId =" $runId
if [ -z "$runId" ]
then
          echo "RunId = " "$runId"
          echo "Invalid runid"
          echo $(curl --location --request POST "https://example.com/api/v1/runs/project/${FX_PROJECT_NAME}?jobName=${JOB_NAME}&region=${REGION}&emailReport=${FX_EMAIL_REPORT}&reportType=${FX_REPORT_TYPE}${FX_SCRIPT}" --header "Authorization: Bearer "$token"" | jq -r '.["data"]|.id')
          exit 1
fi


taskStatus="WAITING"
echo "taskStatus = " $taskStatus



while [ "$taskStatus" == "WAITING" -o "$taskStatus" == "PROCESSING" ]
         do
                sleep 5
                 echo "Checking Status...."

                passPercent=$(curl --location --request GET "https://example.com/api/v1/runs/${runId}" --header "Authorization: Bearer "$token""| jq -r '.["data"]|.ciCdStatus')

                        IFS=':' read -r -a array <<< "$passPercent"

                        taskStatus="${array[0]}"

                        echo "Status =" "${array[0]}" " Success Percent =" "${array[1]}"  " Total Tests =" "${array[2]}" " Total Failed =" "${array[3]}" " Run =" "${array[6]}"



                if [ "$taskStatus" == "COMPLETED" ];then
            echo "------------------------------------------------"
                       # echo  "Run detail link https://example.com/${array[7]}"
                        echo  "Run detail link https://example.com${array[7]}"
                        echo "-----------------------------------------------"
                        echo "Job run successfully completed"
                        exit 0

                fi
        done

if [ "$taskStatus" == "TIMEOUT" ];then
echo "Task Status = " $taskStatus
 exit 1
fi

echo "$(curl --location --request GET "https://example.com/api/v1/runs/${runId}" --header "Authorization: Bearer "$token"")"
exit 1

return 0

The following command throwing error because of space having

bash job_script.sh --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD --project Test Project

The following command working because in between space I add

bash job_script.sh --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD --project Test Project

The following command working because of single work or name I given

OUTPUT COMMAND:- bash job_script.sh --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD --project Test

I need to know where i can add and what need to add in above script to avoid spacing in project name. Whatever I give name in project or in output command it should work for me.

CodePudding user response：

try this:

bash job_script.sh --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD --project "Test Project"

inside script I asuume it is best to use different options flag i.e:

TEMP=$(getopt -n "$0" -a -l "username:,password:,project:,project-spaced:,profile:,scanner:,emailReport:,reportType:,tags:" -- -- "$@")
.
.
.
--project-spaced) FX_PROJECT_NAME="$2 $3"; shift 2;;

CodePudding user response：

Check if it helps in any way.

#!/bin/bash
# Begin
TEMP=$(getopt -n "$0" -a -l "username:,password:,project:,profile:,scanner:,emailReport:,reportType:,tags:" -- -- "$@")

    [ $? -eq 0 ] || exit

    eval set --  "$TEMP"

    while [ $# -gt 0 ]
    do
             case "$1" in
                    --username) FX_USER="$2"; shift;;
                    --password) FX_PWD="$2"; shift;;
                    --project) FX_PROJECT_NAME="$2"; shift;;
                    --profile) JOB_NAME="$2"; shift;;
                    --scanner) REGION="$2"; shift;;
                    --emailReport) FX_EMAIL_REPORT="$2"; shift;;
                    --reportType) FX_REPORT_TYPE="$2"; shift;;
                    --tags) FX_TAGS="$2"; shift;;
                    --) shift;;
             esac
             shift;
    done

FX_SCRIPT=""
if [ "$FX_TAGS" != "" ];
then
FX_SCRIPT="&tags=script:" ${FX_TAGS}
fi

token=$(curl -s -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"username": "'${FX_USER}'", "password": "'${FX_PWD}'"}' https://example.com/login | jq -r .token)

echo "generated token is:" $token

URL="https://example.com/api/v1/runs/project/${FX_PROJECT_NAME}?jobName=${JOB_NAME}&region=${REGION}&emailReport=${FX_EMAIL_REPORT}&reportType=${FX_REPORT_TYPE}${FX_SCRIPT}"

url=$( echo "$URL" | sed 's/ / /g' )

runId=$(curl --location --request POST "$url" --header "Authorization: Bearer "$token"" | jq -r '.["data"]|.id')

echo "runId =" $runId
if [ -z "$runId" ]
then
          echo "RunId = " "$runId"
          echo "Invalid runid"
          echo $(curl --location --request POST "$url" --header "Authorization: Bearer "$token"" | jq -r '.["data"]|.id')
          exit 1
fi


taskStatus="WAITING"
echo "taskStatus = " $taskStatus



while [ "$taskStatus" == "WAITING" -o "$taskStatus" == "PROCESSING" ]
         do
                sleep 5
                 echo "Checking Status...."

                passPercent=$(curl --location --request GET "https://example.com/api/v1/runs/${runId}" --header "Authorization: Bearer "$token""| jq -r '.["data"]|.ciCdStatus')

                        IFS=':' read -r -a array <<< "$passPercent"

                        taskStatus="${array[0]}"

                        echo "Status =" "${array[0]}" " Success Percent =" "${array[1]}"  " Total Tests =" "${array[2]}" " Total Failed =" "${array[3]}" " Run =" "${array[6]}"



                if [ "$taskStatus" == "COMPLETED" ];then
            echo "------------------------------------------------"
                       # echo  "Run detail link https://example.com/${array[7]}"
                        echo  "Run detail link https://example.com${array[7]}"
                        echo "-----------------------------------------------"
                        echo "Job run successfully completed"
                        exit 0

                fi
        done

if [ "$taskStatus" == "TIMEOUT" ];then
echo "Task Status = " $taskStatus
 exit 1
fi

echo "$(curl --location --request GET "https://example.com/api/v1/runs/${runId}" --header "Authorization: Bearer "$token"")"
exit 1

return 0

Then run your command.

bash job_script.sh --username "USERNAME" --password "PASSWORD" --project "Test Project"