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``` ```
Fortunately, JQ can easily capture data of that sort! Fortunately, JQ can easily capture data of that sort!
To use JQ, run `jq` at the backend of a pipe, and always use the standard invocation of `jq -r '.'`. The `-r` tells JQ to produce raw output, which will work for command-line variables, while the `.` tells jq to ouput. We protected it in `' '` because we'll need that protection later. To use JQ, run `jq` at the backend of a pipe, and always use the standard invocation of `jq -r '.'`. The `-r` tells JQ to produce raw output, which will work for command-line variables, while the `.` tells jq to ouput. We protect those argument in `' '` because we'll need that protection later as our `jq` invocations get more complex.
To capture a specific value from a JSON object, you just list the key after the `.`: To capture a specific value from a JSON object, you just list the key after the `.`:
``` ```