Попробуйте что-нибудь по следующему сценарию в bash:
# array of arguments to pass to jq
jqarg=()
# the script to pass to jq
jqscript=""
# just a number for the arg$num for indexing
# suggestion: just index using variable names...
num=1
# for each variable name from the input
while IFS= read -r varname; do
# just an assertion - check if the variable is not empty
# the syntax ${!var} is indirect reference
# you could do more here, ex. see if such variable exists
# or if $varname is a valid variable name
if [[ -z "${!varname}" ]]; then
echo "ERROR: variable $varname has empty value!" >&2
exit 50
fi
# add the arguments to jqarg array
jqarg+=(--arg "arg$num" "${!varname}")
# update jqscript
# if jqscript is not empty, add a comma on the end
if [[ -n "$jqscript" ]]; then
jqscript+=","
fi
# add the ENV_VAR_A:$arg<number>
jqscript+="$varname:\$arg$num"
# update number - one up!
num=$((num + 1))
# the syntax of while read loop is that input file is on the end
done < input_file_with_variable_names.txt
# finally execute jq
# note the `{` and `}` in `{$jqscript}` are concious
jq -n "${jqarg[@]}" "{$jqscript}"
Просто то, что, как мы надеемся, облегчит вам начало вашего путешествия в bash.
Я думаю I сделает что-то нечитаемое с xargs
, например:
< input_file_with_variable_names.txt xargs -d$'\n' -n1 bash -c '
printf %s\\0%s\\0%s\\0 --arg "$1" "${!1}"
' -- |
xargs -0 sh -c 'jq -n "$@" "$0"' "{$(
sed 's/\(.*\)/\1: $\1 /' input_file_with_variable_names.txt |
paste -sd,
)}"