solved Super simple workflow to strip part of a URL

[PhilosopherDog]

I need to just take the contents of the clipboard and strip off all but the path of a url and copy it back to the clipboard. I could do this by splitting the clipboard's url at a particular point and outputting the second part, or doing a search and replace. I just am not sure how to grab the contents of the clipboard and pipe it into the split utility. It seems to want a {query} which I don't have. Thanx

Edited May 12, 2021 by PhilosopherDog

[giovanni]

if you are doing your parsing in bash, `pbpaste` will return the clipboard content. 

Or, in Alfred, you can assign the clipboard content to a variable using an 'Arg and Vars' object (e.g. `myURL`) and then access it with {var:myURL}