问题
I have a shell script that evaluates a folder full of JSON files which runs fine when invoked directly but fails when run from launchd. Specifically, launchd fails on this line:
current_file_snapshots=$(cat $current_file | jq '.snapshots | length')
Because:
jq: command not found
I looked through the jq docs to figure this out, but there's no mention of this problem. I haven't been able to figure out how to get jq (or any similar third party tool) to work through launchd.
Thanks!
回答1:
Ahh, looks like I assumed that launchd shared the same PATHs as my normal bash shell. Explicitly spelling out where JQ lives seemed to work:
So at the top of the file I added:
JQ=/usr/local/bin/jq
and replaced all instances of 'jq' with:
$JQ
回答2:
As the very first process that runs in Mac OS X, launchd has no environment (including a PATH parameter) except for what you specify in /etc/launchd.conf. You could create that file and add
setenv PATH "/usr/local/bin"
If you want the full environment associated with your regular shell sessions, you should execute your script explicitly as a login shell:
bash -l myscript.bash
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23598328/using-jq-to-parse-json-in-launchd