How to use clipboard data in bash script? [duplicate]

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I very often use a simple curl command to get IP addresses details.
curl ipinfo.io/111.222.333.444



Almost everytime I got the IP address in the clipboard



Is there a way to use a bash variable to automatically have the clipboard value use for IP address?



Ideally I'd like to create an alias
Alias iploc = 'curl ipinfo.io/pbcopy'



So then each time I copy an ip address in clipboard I can just type "iploc" in terminal and get the result.
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    I very often use a simple curl command to get IP addresses details.
    curl ipinfo.io/111.222.333.444



    Almost everytime I got the IP address in the clipboard



    Is there a way to use a bash variable to automatically have the clipboard value use for IP address?



    Ideally I'd like to create an alias
    Alias iploc = 'curl ipinfo.io/pbcopy'



    So then each time I copy an ip address in clipboard I can just type "iploc" in terminal and get the result.
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      I very often use a simple curl command to get IP addresses details.
      curl ipinfo.io/111.222.333.444



      Almost everytime I got the IP address in the clipboard



      Is there a way to use a bash variable to automatically have the clipboard value use for IP address?



      Ideally I'd like to create an alias
      Alias iploc = 'curl ipinfo.io/pbcopy'



      So then each time I copy an ip address in clipboard I can just type "iploc" in terminal and get the result.
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      • Print the system clipboard content in bash

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      I very often use a simple curl command to get IP addresses details.
      curl ipinfo.io/111.222.333.444



      Almost everytime I got the IP address in the clipboard



      Is there a way to use a bash variable to automatically have the clipboard value use for IP address?



      Ideally I'd like to create an alias
      Alias iploc = 'curl ipinfo.io/pbcopy'



      So then each time I copy an ip address in clipboard I can just type "iploc" in terminal and get the result.
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          You can use xsel to access the clipboard



          iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(xsel -o)'


          see also Pipe to/from the clipboard in Bash script and How do I send stdin to the clipboard?






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          • Thanks Morris. I realised that I did not mention I was on MacOS. I believe xsel is Linux only. I did some research and pbpaste seems to be the equivalent for MacOS. Created that alias: alias iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(pbpaste)' Works like a charm. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction.
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          You can use xsel to access the clipboard



          iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(xsel -o)'


          see also Pipe to/from the clipboard in Bash script and How do I send stdin to the clipboard?






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          • Thanks Morris. I realised that I did not mention I was on MacOS. I believe xsel is Linux only. I did some research and pbpaste seems to be the equivalent for MacOS. Created that alias: alias iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(pbpaste)' Works like a charm. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction.
            – Laurent
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          You can use xsel to access the clipboard



          iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(xsel -o)'


          see also Pipe to/from the clipboard in Bash script and How do I send stdin to the clipboard?






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          • Thanks Morris. I realised that I did not mention I was on MacOS. I believe xsel is Linux only. I did some research and pbpaste seems to be the equivalent for MacOS. Created that alias: alias iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(pbpaste)' Works like a charm. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction.
            – Laurent
            22 hours ago












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          You can use xsel to access the clipboard



          iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(xsel -o)'


          see also Pipe to/from the clipboard in Bash script and How do I send stdin to the clipboard?






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          You can use xsel to access the clipboard



          iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(xsel -o)'


          see also Pipe to/from the clipboard in Bash script and How do I send stdin to the clipboard?







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          • Thanks Morris. I realised that I did not mention I was on MacOS. I believe xsel is Linux only. I did some research and pbpaste seems to be the equivalent for MacOS. Created that alias: alias iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(pbpaste)' Works like a charm. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction.
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          • Thanks Morris. I realised that I did not mention I was on MacOS. I believe xsel is Linux only. I did some research and pbpaste seems to be the equivalent for MacOS. Created that alias: alias iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(pbpaste)' Works like a charm. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction.
            – Laurent
            22 hours ago















          Thanks Morris. I realised that I did not mention I was on MacOS. I believe xsel is Linux only. I did some research and pbpaste seems to be the equivalent for MacOS. Created that alias: alias iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(pbpaste)' Works like a charm. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction.
          – Laurent
          22 hours ago




          Thanks Morris. I realised that I did not mention I was on MacOS. I believe xsel is Linux only. I did some research and pbpaste seems to be the equivalent for MacOS. Created that alias: alias iploc='curl ipinfo.io/$(pbpaste)' Works like a charm. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction.
          – Laurent
          22 hours ago


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