Output of Failed Script

[bm1x]

How can I print understand if my script fail without using debug ?

 

I want to performa a script and if fail ... perform an action

if success perform another action. 

 

 

 

[vitor]

Inside your Run Script Action, include a check for the exit status of your command, to see if it failed or succeeded. Depending on the outcome, make it output a different message. Then use a Conditional Utility to decide the next step.

[bm1x]

Ok thanks.

isn't there a way to do it outside my script ? 

Because some of the script I use are used buy other systems and not Alfred exclusive

#! /bin/bash
./script1.bash
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
  echo "ok"
else
  echo "ko"
fi
echo "$?"
exit 0

 

[deanishe]

1 hour ago, bm1x said:

isn't there a way to do it outside my script ?

 

Only by writing simple wrapper scripts as you’ve done there.

 

You probably only need to do “echo $?; exit 0” (no need for “echo ok”).

 

Downstream you can do “if {query} = 0”.