commands.sh

uuidparse

linux

Parse universally unique identifiers. See also: `uuidgen`.

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Options (5)

-J, --jsonboolean

Use the JSON output format

Example: uuidparse {{[-J|--json]}} {{uuid1 uuid2 ...}}
-n, --noheadingsboolean

Do not print a header line

Example: uuidparse {{[-n|--noheadings]}} {{uuid1 uuid2 ...}}
-r, --rawboolean

Use the raw output format

Example: uuidparse {{[-r|--raw]}} {{uuid1 uuid2 ...}}
-o, --outputboolean

Specify which of the four output columns to print

Example: uuidparse {{[-o|--output]}} {{UUID,VARIANT,TYPE,TIME}}
-h, --helpboolean

Display help

Example: uuidparse {{[-h|--help]}}

Examples (7)

Parse the specified UUIDs, use a tabular output format

uuidparse uuid1 uuid2 ...

Parse UUIDs from `stdin`

Use the JSON output format

uuidparse [-J|--json] uuid1 uuid2 ...

Do not print a header line

uuidparse [-n|--noheadings] uuid1 uuid2 ...

Use the raw output format

uuidparse [-r|--raw] uuid1 uuid2 ...

Specify which of the four output columns to print

uuidparse [-o|--output] UUID,VARIANT,TYPE,TIME

Display help

uuidparse [-h|--help]
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