how to convert command line help output(plain text) to json format using bash or python [on hold]

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 ./create_instance --help 
usage: create_instance.py [-h] --region REGION --vpc VPC
 --subnet_id subnet_id --ami_id
 AMI_ID --security_group SECURITY_GROUP

optional arguments:
 -h, --help show this help message and exit
 --region REGION
 Please specify the AWS Region,where the instance.
 --vpc VPC Please specify the vpc id
 --subnet_id SUBNET_ID Please specify subnet id, where the instance should create.
 --ami_id AMI_ID
 Please specify market place base image id
 --base_ami BASE_AMI Please specify base os ami to be used for creating the
 instance
 --security_group SECURITY_GROUP
 Please specify security group id





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    The body of your question is a copy/paste of a help page. Can you expand the question to explain what your input, expected output, and transformations are?
    – Jeff Schaller
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  • The flippant answer is printf '"output":"%s"' "$(./create_instance --help)" -- what do you want the JSON output to contain?
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 ./create_instance --help 
usage: create_instance.py [-h] --region REGION --vpc VPC
 --subnet_id subnet_id --ami_id
 AMI_ID --security_group SECURITY_GROUP

optional arguments:
 -h, --help show this help message and exit
 --region REGION
 Please specify the AWS Region,where the instance.
 --vpc VPC Please specify the vpc id
 --subnet_id SUBNET_ID Please specify subnet id, where the instance should create.
 --ami_id AMI_ID
 Please specify market place base image id
 --base_ami BASE_AMI Please specify base os ami to be used for creating the
 instance
 --security_group SECURITY_GROUP
 Please specify security group id





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    The body of your question is a copy/paste of a help page. Can you expand the question to explain what your input, expected output, and transformations are?
    – Jeff Schaller
    7 hours ago










  • The flippant answer is printf '"output":"%s"' "$(./create_instance --help)" -- what do you want the JSON output to contain?
    – glenn jackman
    7 hours ago












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 ./create_instance --help 
usage: create_instance.py [-h] --region REGION --vpc VPC
 --subnet_id subnet_id --ami_id
 AMI_ID --security_group SECURITY_GROUP

optional arguments:
 -h, --help show this help message and exit
 --region REGION
 Please specify the AWS Region,where the instance.
 --vpc VPC Please specify the vpc id
 --subnet_id SUBNET_ID Please specify subnet id, where the instance should create.
 --ami_id AMI_ID
 Please specify market place base image id
 --base_ami BASE_AMI Please specify base os ami to be used for creating the
 instance
 --security_group SECURITY_GROUP
 Please specify security group id





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 ./create_instance --help 
usage: create_instance.py [-h] --region REGION --vpc VPC
 --subnet_id subnet_id --ami_id
 AMI_ID --security_group SECURITY_GROUP

optional arguments:
 -h, --help show this help message and exit
 --region REGION
 Please specify the AWS Region,where the instance.
 --vpc VPC Please specify the vpc id
 --subnet_id SUBNET_ID Please specify subnet id, where the instance should create.
 --ami_id AMI_ID
 Please specify market place base image id
 --base_ami BASE_AMI Please specify base os ami to be used for creating the
 instance
 --security_group SECURITY_GROUP
 Please specify security group id





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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Jeff Schaller, Filipe Brandenburger, JigglyNaga, Goro, RalfFriedl 3 hours ago


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Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.









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    The body of your question is a copy/paste of a help page. Can you expand the question to explain what your input, expected output, and transformations are?
    – Jeff Schaller
    7 hours ago










  • The flippant answer is printf '"output":"%s"' "$(./create_instance --help)" -- what do you want the JSON output to contain?
    – glenn jackman
    7 hours ago












  • 4




    The body of your question is a copy/paste of a help page. Can you expand the question to explain what your input, expected output, and transformations are?
    – Jeff Schaller
    7 hours ago










  • The flippant answer is printf '"output":"%s"' "$(./create_instance --help)" -- what do you want the JSON output to contain?
    – glenn jackman
    7 hours ago







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The body of your question is a copy/paste of a help page. Can you expand the question to explain what your input, expected output, and transformations are?
– Jeff Schaller
7 hours ago




The body of your question is a copy/paste of a help page. Can you expand the question to explain what your input, expected output, and transformations are?
– Jeff Schaller
7 hours ago












The flippant answer is printf '"output":"%s"' "$(./create_instance --help)" -- what do you want the JSON output to contain?
– glenn jackman
7 hours ago




The flippant answer is printf '"output":"%s"' "$(./create_instance --help)" -- what do you want the JSON output to contain?
– glenn jackman
7 hours ago















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