[SOLVED] How to order the word-match via bash script

Issue

the command ads2 cls create produces the following output:

cluster established ...
    nodes {
        node {
            name = "fdt-c-agx-0002";
            address = "http://172.16.11.89:9011/";
            state = "3";
        }
        node {
            name = "FDT-C-VM-0094";
            address = "http://172.16.11.49:9011/";
            state = "3";
        }
    }

What i'm trying to to is to find the name of each node and its status, assign each to a variable and print them so that the output looks like:

NODE-1 name has a state state #This conforms to the first node

NODE-2 name has a state state #This conforms to the second node

So I started with grep like status-nod1="$(ads2 cls create | grep state | cut -d '"' -f 2)" & name-nod1="$(ads2 cls create | grep name | cut -d '"' -f 2)".

This works, however finds all matches with state and 'name' and thus returns

3
3
fdt-c-agx-0002
FDT-C-VM-0094

So How can i output the match in the write order so that each node matches its state

Solution

If you grep for both state and name, you'll get the details in order

ads2 cls create | grep '\(state\|name\) =' | cut -d '"' -f 2 \
| while read name status ; do ...

Answered By - choroba

Answer Checked By - Dawn Plyler (WPSolving Volunteer)