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Update I made this:

curl -s "http://192.168.11.93:436/getmovieplayinfo?" | grep -Po '(?<=,"total_time":)(.*?)(?=})'

and this gave me number 5757, what will be code after this to check "if > 500 then" ?

Old question:

I need help to create bash script and run script if number from curl response is > 500.

I want script looks like this:

if curl "http://192.168.11.93:436/getmovieplayinfo?" and if total_time is > 500
then
    echo "run run run"                   
fi

This is response from curl:

{"success":true,"msg":"","playinfo":{"bd_file_path":"","file_path":"BDMV","e_play_status":0,"e_play_mode":0,"cur_time":5,"total_time":5757}}

Thank you for help.

jasko887
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  • This is not valid bash. Is it pseudo code ? Could you post a real attempt ? – Aserre Nov 02 '22 at 17:08
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You can use the jq utility, it is helpful for handling JSON data :

if curl "http://192.168.11.93:436/getmovieplayinfo?" | jq -e '.playinfo.total_time > 500 | not'; then
    echo "run run run";
fi
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