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Bash shell : grab the name in a web page between the <title> and </title> and then modify that information to a variable
What I want to be able to do is to grab the name in a web page between the <title> and </title> and then modify that information. And then afterwards, I need to be able to copy the modified information to a variable with bash shell linux.
For exemple :
<title>En Selle, Sakamichi - Grande Road - Saison 2 Épisode 8 - vostfr </title>
Copy this part « En Selle, Sakamichi - Grande Road - Saison 2 Épisode 8 – vostfr »
Edit it so that it looks like « En Selle, Sakamichi – Grande Road – S02 Ép 08
It needs to use conditions. If the title uses a specific word. Ex : Saison, Épisode, Episode. They need to be changed automatically to « S01 » as in Season 01 or « Ép01 » for Épisode 01.
Also, it has to be able to delete a selection of words. Ex : vostfr. Same goes for special characters
Thank you !
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how to remove this character ( - )
tr -d "'"'"()^%~#/\-'
The backslash is to stop the "-" being treated as indicating a character range. It is not strictly necessary if the "-" is the last character in the list of characters, but it would become necessary if another character were added to the end of the list, so to be on the safe side I have put it in!
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edit it works !!
i add this wget -O test.htm weblink