Difference between revisions of "Bash if elif else fi"
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  if [[ "$VARIABLE" == "something" || "$VARIABLE" == "else" ]]; then</nowiki>  |   if [[ "$VARIABLE" == "something" || "$VARIABLE" == "else" ]]; then</nowiki>  | ||
     some_command  |      some_command  | ||
| + |  fi  | ||
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| + | conditional based on string compare  | ||
| + | |||
| + | if a variable contains a string...  | ||
| + | |||
| + |  string='foobar'  | ||
| + |  if [[ $string == *"bar"* ]]; then  | ||
| + |    echo "your bar is in my foo!"  | ||
  fi  |   fi  | ||
Revision as of 13:15, 16 April 2021
Bash If..elif..else..fi
if [ conditional expression1 ] then statement1 statement2 . elif [ conditional expression2 ] then statement3 statement4 . . . else statement5 fi
example
if [ "$opt" = "some string" ]; then some_command fi
OR example
if [[ "$VARIABLE" == "something" || "$VARIABLE" == "else" ]]; then some_command fi
conditional based on string compare
if a variable contains a string...
string='foobar' if $string == *"bar"* ; then echo "your bar is in my foo!" fi