Something to the effect of `docker run [options] <image> ./script.sh |
bbedit --new-window --clean` should work.
Or if the container is already running, `docker exec <container>
./script.sh | bbedit --new-window --clean`.
(You may need to `cd` to where the script is, or give the full path to
the script. If the script is interactive, you may need `-it`.)
On 27 Feb 2022, at 15:12, Marshall Clow wrote:
So, I’m playing with Docker on my Mac.
I have some scripts that run in a container and generate text, and
I’d like the text to end up in a bbedit window.
Before I dive in and figure out the best way to do this, I thought
that I’d ask if anyone has done this before.
If I wasn’t in a docker container, I’d just do:
$ ./script.sh | bbedit —new-window —clean
— Marshall
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